@jim_thompson5910 mind helping me with one question? Thanks.
My answer comes out to something funky. Don't give me any direct answers. Please! @amistre64
\[V=\pi (r)^{2}h\]
where V is the volume, r is the radius, and h is the height
Ya...That's what I have I'm supposed to half the radius, right?
why would you halve the radius? you square it
Because, that's what I had to do on my other one..Unless I was finding diameter.....But anyways..I'd have: V=pi(7) * 8 Correct?
the 7 is squared as the formula has a squared symbol above the brackets containing r
Yes, I have done that.
so you should have V=pi(49) * 8
Yes, I have 1230.88 which I'm supposed to round to the nearest tenth and got 1230.9 Thank you.
well done :)
Ok, thanks. Also, what's the difference between these two questions. Just give me a second..
What's the difference between those 2? I had to half the question where the image is drawn. Why? @amorfide
I was finding volume for both of them...And I had to half the problem where the image was...
the radius goes from the centre of the circular part to the edge, the diameter goes from side to side to get the radius from diameter you halve the diameter to get diameter from radius you double the radius since you wanted volume you had to halve the diameter to get the radius
in the question you are doing now you are given the radius
@YanaSidlinskiy
I already found out. Thanks though!:)
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