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Find the volume h=12cm r=5cm

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Goshia [24]2 years ago

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If this was a cone, the volume would be 314.16.

You would just put in the radius and height in the cone volume formula which is πr²h 1/3

If this is a cylinder then the volume would be 942.48

Put in the radius and height in the cylinder volume formula which is πr²h

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