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Determine the volume of a cylinder with 251.20cm2 lateral area and 78.50cm2 base area

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horrorfan [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Answer is 628 cm^3

Step-by-step explanation:

using base area lets find radius

base area=pie*(r)^2

78.50=3.14*r^2

78.50/3.14=r^2

25=r^2

5=r

now using lateral area lets find height

lateral area=2*pie*r*h

251.20=2*3.14*5*h

251.20=31.4*h

251.20/31.4=h

8=h

volume of cylinder=pie*(r)^2*h

=3.14*(5)^2*8

3.14*25*8

=628 cm^3

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