Answer:
1st blank: 5
2nd blank: 10
3rd blank: 785
Step-by-step explanation:
the radius of a circle or the base/top of a cylinder is measured from the center to the side of the face, where as the diameter is measured from side to side through the middle, so the diameter will always be twice the radius of the same circle, meaning if the diameter is 10 units, then the radius will be half that, 5 units, then all we do is double the radius like the question says to get the height (NOTE this is NOT part of any formula for finding any dimensions for any shape and is specific to this question) then all we do to find the volume is use the formula below
V = (pi) (r^2) h
plug the radius or 'r' in as well as height or 'h' in the equation and solve
PLEASE NOTE: the question is asking for an APROXAMATE so your answer should be close to one of the drop down options by about >1 integer, but will not be exact
