Question

help!

Answer 1

You need the volume of each.
https://scottkelly34.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/cylinder.gif

http://image.slidesharecdn.com/volumeofasphere-160121154353/95/volume-of-a-sphere-2-638.jpg?cb=1453391048

Answer 2

Find the volumes, then find the difference (subtract them)

Answer 3

ok i dont know what the formula is though to solve it..

Answer 4

He gave you them in the link.

Answer 5

Just plug in and solve.

Answer 6

i know but i dont know what to plug in...

Answer 7

It's very very simple I'm not sure what's losing you.

Answer 8

can you help me please.. like can you give me the formula once and then ill probably understand.. :)

Answer 9

Look at your diagrams given in the question. Look at the diagrams and formulas I gave. Do that several times, if necessary.

Answer 10

For cylinders it's:
r = 2
h = 4
For Circle it's:
r = 2.

Answer 11

Replace the letter with the number and solve.

Answer 12

ok so is this correct?
3.14*2^2*4?

Answer 13

Yes. Plug it into a calculator or do what you want.

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

Any who now that Agent is back I shall go help some one else, Agent has this :)

Answer 16

i got 50.24?

Answer 17

Yes according to wolfram that would be correct.

Answer 18

As for the circle?

Answer 19

ok..
3.14*2^2?

Answer 20

@agent0smith

Answer 21

It's more of (3.14*2^2)/3

Answer 22

Sorry was working it out.

Answer 23

oh its ok

Answer 24

Wait wait I think I made a mistake.

Answer 25

4.1

Answer 26

@agent0smith please help me... i dont want to get it wrong

Answer 27

For the cylinder it would be:
(4/3)pi2^3

Answer 28

The answer to this should be 33.51

Answer 29

To answer your question you'd do 50.27 -33.51 = 16.75