Which measure is closest to the volume of the cylinder?
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A. 226 cm³
B. 432 cm³
C. 1356 cm³
D. 5426 cm³
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OpenStudy (rational):
find the area of base
then multiply by the height
OpenStudy (rational):
look at the base, it is just a circle of radius 6
knw how to find the area of circle ?
OpenStudy (cookiegirl):
Umm not really im not the best at math....
sorry im not helpful ._.
OpenStudy (rational):
thats okay, you can learn it easily
OpenStudy (rational):
start by looking up "area of circle" formula
see if u can find it in ur notes as i seem to have forgotten..
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OpenStudy (cookiegirl):
it says A≈113.1 i typed in 6 as the radius
OpenStudy (rational):
thats right!
for volume, simply multiply that base area by the height
OpenStudy (rational):
look at the given cylinder for the height
OpenStudy (cookiegirl):
ok i got 1357.2
OpenStudy (rational):
Perfect!
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OpenStudy (cookiegirl):
so now what do i do?
OpenStudy (rational):
we're done!
look at the options and pick the one that matches
OpenStudy (cookiegirl):
ok thank you for helping me!
u deserve a medal for being awesome :)
OpenStudy (rational):
no, you deserve lot of cookies for learning it so fast :)
OpenStudy (cookiegirl):
lol
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