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A cylindrical barrel has a radius of 7.6ft and height of 10.8ft. Tripling which dimensions will triple the volume of the barrel? height radius both height and radius neither height nor radius
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A cylindrical barrel has a radius of 7.6ft and height of 10.8ft. Tripling which dimensions will triple the volume of the barrel?
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both height and radius
neither height nor radius
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V=hpir^2
3V=3hpir^2
if we trippled the radius
hpi(3^2)
hpi9r^2
9hpir^2
taht would be tripple of tripple
answer is only height
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