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OpenStudy (mutie):

Check my answer? Please help! Diagram: http://prntscr.com/b3ffrw Which of the following statements about the volumes of the cans is true? A. The volume of can A is half the volume of can B. B. The volume of can B is four times the volume of can A. C. The volumes of the two cans are equal. D. The volume of can B is half the volume of can A. I think C or D.

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

wait

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

b is bigger

jimthompson5910 (jim_thompson5910):

Use the formula \[\Large V = 3.14*r^2*h\] r = radius, h = height to find the volume of each cylinder. This will be the approximate volume Then compare the two volumes.

OpenStudy (mutie):

@ShelbyWyatt So it would either be B or D then?

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

cant b "d" d is a is bigger than b

OpenStudy (mutie):

So... it would be B? @ShelbyWyatt

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

a or b

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

which do you think

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

lets find the approx area of both first

OpenStudy (mutie):

What would be the formula to find the area? Sorry, still new to this @ShelbyWyatt

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

v=3.14*r^2*h

OpenStudy (mutie):

How do I find the radius of them?

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

1.3 and 2.6 is the radius

OpenStudy (mutie):

oh okay, let me work it out.

jimthompson5910 (jim_thompson5910):

you want volume, not surface area. But you have the right formula

OpenStudy (mutie):

Wait, do I do it for both cylinders?

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

yeah

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

so first will be v=3.14*(1.3*1.3)*10

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

second will be v=3.14*(2.6*2.6)*5

OpenStudy (mutie):

For the first one I got 53.066 The second one I got 106.132 @ShelbyWyatt

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

so that makes a the answer

OpenStudy (mutie):

@jim_thompson5910 is A correct?

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

yeah

OpenStudy (mutie):

Alright, thank you @ShelbyWyatt

OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):

:)

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