How do you solve this?
@Directrix

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anonymous · Answer

The answer leading to the forumla is within the question. 

Ask yourself, what do you need to find out?

How do I find that out?

anonymous · Answer

I know we are looking for the Volume of a Cylinder , 
but since we don't have the height we have to solve for h (stuck here) ;
plug h in the equation , thus = Volume which = final answer!

anonymous · Answer

My bad, I forgot about the height ^^;;

I assume the height for both cylinders is the same? It does say "similar size", so what we can do is:

Type 2 Vol / pr^2 = h

That's the h.

anonymous · Answer

I checked it and the answer matches one of yours :)

anonymous · Answer

.. we dnt have the vol. :/

anonymous · Answer

?

anonymous · Answer

p = pi?

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, sorry, typo there.

ganeshie8 · Answer

Or, we may use the similarity ratio :
if sides are in ratio a/b, then volumes will be in ratio (a/b)^3

ganeshie8 · Answer

whats the ratio of sides of type1 and type2 ?

anonymous · Answer

sides ...?.?

ganeshie8 · Answer

sides/radius/lengths - all these are same species.

ganeshie8 · Answer

let me change the question :)

whats the ratio of radii of type1 and type2 ?

anonymous · Answer

oh ! 4/7 = 0.57 :)

If you're saying to cube that, 
0.57143^3 = 0.18659 ~ aprox 0.19 

@ganeshie8

ganeshie8 · Answer

perfect !

so volume of type1 cylinder =  0.19*(volume of type2 cylinder)
                                            =  ?

anonymous · Answer

= D. 229.81 :DD 
Thank you :))

ganeshie8 · Answer

good job !!

anonymous · Answer

of course without rounding *