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Volume of cylinder is 3 times of volume of cone having same base diameter and same height.
<u>Solution:</u>
Given that
A cylinder and A cone have the same diameter = 10 inches and same height = 12 inches
Need to find the relationship between volume of cylinder and cone.
Let’s calculate volume of each object separately first.
<em><u>Calculation of volume of cylinder :</u></em>
Formula of volume of cylinder is given as:

Where π=3.14

height h = 12 inches
On substituting given values in formula of cylinder we get

<em><u>Calculation of volume of cone:</u></em>
Formula of volume of cone is given as:

Here π=3.14

On substituting given values in formula of cone we get


On comparing the two volumes we get

Hence can conclude that Volume of cylinder is 3 times of volume of cone having same base diameter and same height.
A circle with a radius of 7cm. I know this is late lol. A square is equilateral so all sides are equal. To find the side lengths given the area you just need to take the square root of the area. You get 14cm. If you put a circle in the square the radius would just be half of one side.