Will medal!! Cylinder A has a radius of 12 inches and a height of 6 inches. Cylinder B has a volume of 648π. What is the percent change in volume between cylinders A and B?
a. Cylinder B is 50% smaller than cylinder A. b. Cylinder B is 75% smaller than cylinder A. c. Cylinder B is 150% bigger than cylinder A. d. Cylinder B is 200% bigger than cylinder A.
Cylinder B is smaller, so I'm thinking it's either a or b?
The answer is B, because half of A is no where near B
But are you sure B is the right answer? It doesn't seem right to me...
well find the volume of the cylinder...
I'm positive, A is 800pi and B is 600 but B is not 50% of A for sure, which narrows it down to 75%
100.48 is the volume of cylinder A... so what would I do from there?
volume of a cylinder\[\pi*r ^{2}*h\]
12^2 * 6
clearly not 100
then ignore the pi and just put it next to it
My mistake... 864pi sorry
now find the percentage change of volume
what is the formula for that?
Step 1: Divide the New Value by the Old Value (you will get a decimal number) Step 2: Convert that to a percentage (by multiplying by 100 and adding a "%" sign) Step 3: Subtract 100% from that
%change in volume= \[\frac{ VA-VB }{ VA }*100\]
You really don't need to find the percentage of change because it becomes quite obvious that it't not 50%
648/864 = .75 .75 x 100 = 75% So the answer is b then? @sidsiddhartha
Yes B is the answer
v=864-648/864=25% so Cylinder B is(100-25)%= 75% smaller than cylinder A
thanks guys
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