( 15 points and brainliest) The volume of a tighter cylinder is 87.92 cm ^3 (that means cubed, or to the 3rd power). The radius

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( 15 points and brainliest) The volume of a tighter cylinder is 87.92 cm ^3 (that means cubed, or to the 3rd power). The radius

is 2 cm.
For this problem pi = 3.14.

Calculate the height to the nearest hundredth.

Mathematics

1 answer:

blsea [12.9K] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-01T12:56:07+03:00

blsea [12.9K]3 years ago

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Given that:
Volume of cylinder, V= 87.92 cm³
Radius, r= 2 cm
π=3.14
Formula for volume of cylinder:
V=πr²h
Put values in the formula.
87.92=(3.14)(2)²h
87.92=(3.14)(4)h
87.92=12.56h
Divide both sides by 12.56
7=h
or
h=7 cm

Answer: Height of Cylinder is 7 cm.