The ratio of the volume of the smaller cylinder to the volume
of the larger cylinder is 0.422
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What is the ratio of the volumes?</h3>
We know that for the smaller cylinder, one of the dimensions, let's say the height, is 18ft, and for the larger the height is 24ft.
The quotient is:
24ft/18ft = 4/3
Then the ratio between the radius of the cylinders must be the same, if R is the radius of the larger cylinder and r the radius of the smaller cylinder we get:
R/r = 4/3
Then the ratio between the volumes (the volume of the smaller over the volume of the larger) is equal to the cube of the scale factor:
V = (3/4)^3 = 9/16 = 0.422
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