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The height h of a cylinder is 3 units lees than 4 times its radius r. Which expression represents the height of the cylinder in

terms of its radius?

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frez [133]3 years ago

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Well it's 4 time the radius, so 4r
And it's 3 less than that, so
4r - 3 is the height

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