What volume of water will fit inside a cylindrical barrel that has a total surface area of 1885 in^2 and a radius of 10 inches? 6283 in^3 20 in^3 1885 in^3 18850 in^3 The perimeter of a rectangle is one more than the area of the rectangle. Find the area of the rectangle, if its width is 3 cm. 5 cm^2 16 cm^2 225 cm^2 15 cm^2
Figure out the surface area of the cylinder, which will help you solve for h. After you get h, you need to find the volume which for a cylinder is just \[V = \pi r^2h\]
the surface area is 2*pi*r^2
Total Surface Area of Cylinder = Lateral Area + Base Area -------------------------- Total Surface Area of a Cylinder = 2 pi r 2 + 2 pi r h In this problem, the total surface area is 1885 and r = 10 Total Area of a Cylinder = 2 pi r^ 2 + 2 pi r h
We will plug in for r = 10 and total surface area - 1885 and solve for h. Then, there will be enough info to get the volume. @kittymeow101
1885 = 2 pi *10^2 + 2 pi * 10* h
I take it we are to approximate for pi? @kittymeow101
yes
Take this: 1885 = 2 pi *10^2 + 2 pi * 10* h What is 2 pi *10^2 =
2 times 3.14 times 100 =
628
1885 = 2 pi *10^2 + 2 pi * 10* h 1885 = 628 + 2*pi*10*h What is this: 2*pi*10 = ? ---->
=62.4
62.8*
ok
1885 = 628 + 62.8*h 1885 - 628 = 62.8*h What is: 1885 - 628 = ?
=1257
1885 - 628 = 62.8*h 1257 = 62.8*h What is 1257 divided by 62.8 = ?
You can put this in the Google search box and get the quotient: 1257/62.8=
20.0
Yes.
thats the final answer right
No.
We used the surface area formula and the given information to solve for h.
The question asks for volume and h is one of the variables in the formula so we had to solve for it before going on to volume. So, here we go.
The volume of a right circular cylinder is the area of its base times its height. V = π * r² * h
v=pi*r^2*h
V = π * r² * h V = π * 10² * 20
V = π * 10² * 20 ------------------- What is 3.14 * 100 * 20 =
=6280
I used an online calculator and did not approximate for pi myelf and got 6283 and some change. Let me run the 3.14 version through.
6280 --> what sort of units?
i got 6280 bcs i got 3.14*100*20
Whoever wrote the questions and the ops did not use 3.14 for pi. That's okay.
I see the 6283 among the answer options.
so the answer would be A?
That's what I think it has to be.
Next time, we will not approximate for pi unless told to do so.
Just let the online calculator use whatever number of digits of pi that it has been programmed to do.
ok
should we get started on the second question?
Let's look at the problem.
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