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OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

The volume of a piece of drainpipe is 25 litres. If the diameter of the pipe is 5cm, how long is it? Give your answer in metre to 2 decimal places. (Remember, 1 litre= 1000cl, 1cl=1cm^3

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Hey Scarlett

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

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OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

@campbell_st could you explain more is it meaning that the volume means \[\pi r^2\] times by the height

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

i mean the volume equals

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

the volume of the cylinder is 25 so i do pi r^2*25 ?

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

i'm sorry i don't get it how do i use the diameter to work it out

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

@campbell_st

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

which calculation the pi r^2*25 or use the diameter?

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

does h mean height?

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

okay so how do i do that when i havn't got the height?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@campbell_st can u answer the question then explain

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

@campbell_st

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

so the equation is v=pi r^2*h and i need to solve that?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@campbell_st answer me sunshine

OpenStudy (scarlettthecamel):

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