Question

An oblique cylinder has a radius of 9 centimeters and a volume of 486 cubic centimeters. Use Cavalieri’s Principle to calculate the height of the solid.
6 meters
5 meters
8 meters
7 meters

Answer 1

Using Cavalieri’s Principle, the height of the oblique cylinder with the given volume and base radius is 6cm.

Option A) is the correct answer.

What is the height of the oblique cylinder?

From Cavalieri's principle, the volume of an oblique cylinder is expressed as;

V = base area × h

V = πr² × h

Given that;

• Radius r = 9cm
• Volume of the oblique cylinder V = 486πcm³
• Height of the oblique cylinder h = ?

V = πr² × h

486πcm³ = π × ( 9cm )² × h

486πcm³ = π × 81cm² × h

486πcm³ = 81πcm² × h

h = 486πcm³ / 81πcm²

h = 6cm

Using Cavalieri’s Principle, the height of the oblique cylinder with the given volume and base radius is 6cm.

Option A) is the correct answer.

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