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| + | ==solution== | ||
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| + | (B) Cylinder can be obtained b stacking one copy | ||
| + | of the given cylinder on top of another. The | ||
| + | formula for the volume of a cylinder with radius | ||
| + | r and the h is V= pi r^2h. Use this to show that | ||
| + | none of the other cylinders has twice the volume | ||
| + | of the given cylinder: | ||
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| + | Cylinder- given: pi x 10^2 x 5= 500pi | ||
| + | (A): pi | ||
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Problem
Which cylinder has twice the volume of the cylinder shown above?
solution
(B) Cylinder can be obtained b stacking one copy of the given cylinder on top of another. The formula for the volume of a cylinder with radius r and the h is V= pi r^2h. Use this to show that none of the other cylinders has twice the volume of the given cylinder:
Cylinder- given: pi x 10^2 x 5= 500pi (A): pi