The radius of a cylindrical construction pipe is 3.5 ft. If the pipe is 35 ft long, what is its volume?
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Answer:
<em>Volume = 1346.275 </em>
Step-by-step explanation:
The radius of the pipe is <em>3.5 ft</em> and height is <em>35 ft.</em>
The volume of cylinder is found by the formula,
V = (π)(
(think about the formula as area of individual circles multiplied by the height of cylinder)
taking value of π as 3.14,
Where, the r = radius and h is height of cylinder.
inserting the above values,
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<em>V = 1346.275 </em>
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