3 years ago

What is the volume of a can if the: Radius: 3 inches Height: 2 inches

1 answer:

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The volume of the can is 56.52 in³.

To find the volume of the of a cylinder (the shape of a can) you would use: $\pi$ r²h.

$\pi$ =3.14
r²=3² (radius squared)
h=2 (height)

3.14·3²·2
28.26·2
56.52

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