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Find the volume of the cylinder in terms of Pi. r=1.9 m h=11 m
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|dw:1432512780511:dw| You need to find the volume of the figure above. Take the area of the bottom surface and multiply it by the height of the cylinder.
3.14 * 1.9*1.9 *11
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11.3411494794591536 is what i got for area @ybarrap
You need to provide answer in terms of pi.
do you know what that means?
@LetsLearn2000 "in terms of pi" means do not evaluate pi. Pi is a trancendental number meaning that a decimal representation is not exact. For example, a circle with a radius of 4 has an area of \(\pi 4^2\)=\(16\pi\), in terms of pi. so with r=1.9, h=11m, the volume in terms of pi is therefore V=\(\pi 1.9^2\times 11\)= \(39.71\pi \ m^3\)
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