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2 years ago

The volume of this cylinder is 32π yd2. Find the height.

1 answer:

6 0

The radius of the can is
4 inches.

Explanation:
The formula for volume of a cylinder is:
V=πr2h

Since we know the volume and the height of the can, we can determine the radius.
32
π
=
π
r
2
×
2
Cancelling the similar terms on either side, we get.
32
π
=
π
r
2
×
2
32
=
r
2
×
2
Divide both sides by
2
.
16
=
r
2
Square both sides, remembering that the result has to be a positive integer.
4
=
r
Hence the radius of the cylindrical can is
4
inches.

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