CHECK MY ANSWER? MEDAL!!! For questions 11 and 12, find the volume of the cylinder in terms of pi.
52.8m^3 58.08pi m^3 127.78 pi m^3<---- 29.04pi m^3
Do you know the formula of the volume of a cylinder?
v=pi r^2h
It is \(\rm \large V~=~\pi~r^2h\), correct. We know that the radius (r) is 2.2 and the height (h) is 12, given in the picture.. Plug in the values into the formula first: \(\rm \large V~=~\pi~2.2^2\times h\) So now we know \(\rm \large V~=~\pi~2.2^2\times h\) First we must do the exponents, so what is \(\rm 2.2^2\)?
Agh sorry. I didn't fill in the formula all he way.. It is \(\rm \large V~=~\pi~2.2^2\times 12\) Still do the exponent first..
4.84
Correct! So plug in 4.84 where \(\rm 2/2^2\) was in the equation... So now we have \(\rm \large V~=~\pi~4.84\times 12\) Next to the multiplication, so what is 4.84 x 12?
2.2^2* I am soooo sorry! Today is Typo Day for me <_>
58.08
Correct, so now we have \(\rm \large V~=~\pi~58.08\), or \(\rm \large V~=~58.08\pi\)
So that would be our answer
mind helping with another one
Yeah, sure :)
Don't mind my typos, btw ;(
h=6in r=3in
So you are trying to find the volume?
yes
Okay o get the volume, V = pi r^2*h And plug in the information
All we know is the r and the h, so let's plug those in... V = pi 3^2*6 First do the exponent, 3^2, so what is 3^2?
54pi in^2 is the answer
Yeppers, because 3^2 = 9 and 9*6 = 54, so all we have left is 54pi
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