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User Dtar
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Answer:

Height of larger cylinder = 7 ft

Explanation:

We have given two similar cylinders,

Volume of larger cylinder = 343
ft^(3)

Volume of smaller cylinder = 125
ft^(3)

Height of smaller cylinder = 5 ft

Scale factor can be determined using two volume given :

For volume, Scale factor =
\sqrt[3]{(343)/(125) } =
(7)/(5)

hence scale factor =
(7)/(5)

So height of larger cylinder = 5 × scale factor = 5×
(7)/(5) = 7ft


User FuzzyChef
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Answer:

Height of larger cylinder is 13.72 ft


Explanation:

If the cylinders are similar then their radius is suppose to be same .

formula for volume is π
r^2 h where r is radius and h is the height

Let height of larger be H and smaller is 5 ft (given)


(volume of larger)/(volume of smaller) = (\pi r^2H )/(\pi r^2 (5)  ) = (343)/(125) \\on simplifying it ,we get \\H =(343X 5)/(125) \\H=13.72 ft



User Martin Fido
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