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Volume of a Cylinder
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Volume of a Cylinder
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Volume of Cylinder =
* (radius^2) * height
The problem says to use 3 for pi. The radius is half the top of the cylinder, which is 2 in / 2 = 1 in. The height is given to be 12 in.
Our equation becomes...
Volume = 3* (1)^2 * 12 =
36 in^3
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