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mixer [17]
3 years ago
8

Julie has a cylinder containing sugar. The cylinder has a volume of 288π cubic centimeters. Which of the following could be the

dimensions of Julie's sugar container?
radius: 4 centimeters
height: 18 centimeters

radius: 3 centimeters
height: 32 centimeters

diameter: 12 centimeters
height: 8 centimeters

diameter: 16 centimeters
height: 9 centimeters

radius: 12 centimeters
height: 8 centimeters

radius: 4 centimeters
height: 12 centimeters
Mathematics
2 answers:
Blababa [14]3 years ago
8 0

Diameter: 12 centimeters.

Height: 8 centimeters.


Radius: 4 centimeters.

Height: 18 centimeters.


Radius: 3 centimeters.

Height: 32 centimeters.

Vladimir [108]3 years ago
4 0
The volume of a cylinder is:
<span>Volume   =   </span><span>π <span>• r² • height
288 PI = PI * r^2 * height
height = 288 / r^2

Using this formula to compare height and radius,
The first 3 answers are correct and the last 3 answers are wrong.

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