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What’s the volume of the cylinder

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FrozenT [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

188.496 mm^3 (or 188.495559 mm^3 if you want to be specific)

Step-by-step explanation:

The radius would be the distance from the middle of the circle on top, we are given that the diameter of the circle is 4mm, the radius is half of that so you would get 2 as the radius (or R). H is the height of the cylinder which is 15 mm, so plugging it in (pi * (2^2) * 15) would get you 188.496 mm^3 (rounded of course).

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