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I don’t know which one to select-example-1

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\sf{\bold{\green{\underline{\underline{Given}}}}}

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  • V = π r² h

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\sf{\bold{\green{\underline{\underline{To\:Find}}}}}

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  • Correct option = ??

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V = π r² h

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  • Using equations formulae

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\sf (V)/(\pi) = r² h

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\sf (V)/(\pi* r^2) = h

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  • checking correct option

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Option 1 :

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\sf \bigg( h = (V)/(\pi r^2) \bigg) \\eq ( h = V - \pi r^2)

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This option is not correct

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Option 2 :

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\sf \bigg( h = (V)/(\pi r^2) \bigg) =
\sf \bigg( h = (V)/(\pi * r^2) \bigg)

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This option is correct

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Option 3 :

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\sf \bigg( h = (V)/(\pi * r^2) \bigg) \\eq ( h = V\pi r² )

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This option is not correct

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Option 4 :

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\sf \bigg( h = (V)/(\pi * r^2) \bigg) \\eq ( h = V - \pi - r^2)

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This option is not correct

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  • Correct answer = option B
User Fiona Hopkins
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Answer:

B

Explanation:

Divide by pir^2 to get h all by itself and you'll have V/pir^2 = h

User Bakar
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