Answer:
(pi)4 or about 12.57 sq. units
Step-by-step explanation:
The base area of a cylinder is a circle.
Since we know that the radius is 2, we can use the equation A = (pi)r^2 to find the area.
So, using this formula, the area is (2)(2)(pi), about 12.57 sq. units (area is squared!)
Answer:
well apperently all will ride home but i need you to type the question correctly so i know what your asking. :)
Step-by-step explanation:
V of cylinder = πr²h
h=V /(πr²)
h=27/π -exact value
h=1323/(3.14*(7)²)= 8.6 cm - approximate value
Answer:
Just put it in Geogebra classic. It's an app that helps very much with functions!