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How to find the volume of a cylinder that has a radius of 5 inches and a volume of 785 cubic inches?
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Why are you finding the volume if you already have the volume-?
oops I meant the height
Oh, kay, so \[ V = pi(r^2) (h) \] like base time height
So fill it in \[785 = \pi(5^2)(h)\]
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then find h
Yea, I already know the formula. Im just confused on how to find the height.
Well simplify that ^^^^ we have 785 = 25pi(h) so do 785 divided by 25pi
10?
yea if you round
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So is that what the height would be?
Yes, approximately
Put if you want an exact answer, maybe leave it in the 785/25pi form if you want rounded answer, yea 10
Ok, Thank you!
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