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Can anybody help me on this-example-1

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Answer:

it is 8 times as much

Explanation:

I really don't how to explain this

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Answer:

The answer is four times as much ⇒ second answer

Explanation:

* Lets think about this problem carefully

- The radius of this cylinder is doubled

- There is no change in the height of the cylinder

∵ The length of the radius is 3 inches

∴ The length of the radius after doubling = 3 × 2 = 6 inches

* Lets calculate the volume before doubling

∵ The volume of the cylinder = πr²h, where r the length of its

radius and h the length of its height

∴ V = π (3)² (10) = 90π inches³ ⇒ (1)

* Lets calculate the volume after doubling

∵ The length of the radius = 6

∴ V = π (6)² (10) = 360π inches³ ⇒ (2)

* Lets divide (2) by (1) to know the ratio between the old volume

and the new volume

∵ 360π/90π = 4

∴ The new volume is 4 times as much as the old volume

* The answer is four times as much

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