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Answer: The cylinder on the left has 4 times the volume of the cylinder on the right.
Discussion.
The volume of a cylinder of height "h" and radius "r" is given by
PI * r^2 * h (r^2 signifies r squared)
(Think of this formula as the area of the circle or radius r multiplied by the height the circle is pushed "up" to create the cylinder)
The volume of the cylinder on the left is: Pi * 4^2 * h = 16 Pi *h
The volume of the cylinder on the right is: Pi * 2^2 * h = 4 Pi *h
As 16/4 = 4, the cylinder on the left has 4 times the volume of the one on the right.
Thank you,
MrB
