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What is the volume of the cylinder below?

A.36 pie units^3(cube)
B.90 pie units^3(cube)
C.45 pie units ^3(cube)
D.72 pie units ^3(cube)

(Photo) What is the volume of the cylinder below? A.36 pie units^3(cube) B.90 pie-example-1

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It would be A


\pi \: r {}^(2) h \\ \pi \: 3 {}^(2) * 4 \\ \pi9 \: * \: 4 \\ 36\pi
User Todilo
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Answer:

Volume of the cylinder = 36 pi units³.

Explanation:

Given : A cylinder of radius 3 units and height 4 units.

To find : What is the volume of the cylinder below.

Solution : We have given

Radius = 3 units .

Height 4 units.

Volume of the cylinder = pi (radius)² * height.

Plugging the values of radius = 3 units , height= 4 units .

Volume of the cylinder = pi (3)² * 4.

Volume of the cylinder = pi (9) * 4.

Volume of the cylinder = 36 pi units³.

Therefore, Volume of the cylinder = 36 pi units³.

User Alex McKenzie
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