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Triple the dimensions of the cylinder. How many times greater is the volume of the new cylinder than the volume of the original cylinder? Dimensions: 5m radius, 1m height.
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Hello welcome to QuestionCove, do you know how to find volume of a cylinder?
No, what's the formula?
V=πr^2h
Ok
So you would find the volume of this, then you would triple the measurements and find the volume of that. Then you would subtract the first volume from the second c:
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Oh, ok.
Thank you.
just want to make a minor correction since it's asking "how many *times* greater is the volume of the new cylinder" you would subtract (new volume) - (old volume) and then divide by the old volume
Ohhh ty Voca I missed that o:
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