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Here's the formula: \[V=\pi r^2 h\] Plug in what you know, the radius (6cm) and the height (12cm) and solve for V, which is the volume.
so the answer is A
Not quite.... \[V = \pi (6)^2 (12)\] \[V=\pi(36)(12)\] \[V=(3.14)(36)(12)\] Multiply it out.
\[3.14\times 36 \times 12\]
JUST GIVE ME THE ANSWER
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Dude, your never going to get anywhere if people just give you answers. Use a calculator if you are really that lazy.
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