Question

one needs a right cylinder calcusing whole numbers only provide the radius and height for three different tanks that hold between 110 and 115 to feet of water

Answer 1

The volume of the cylinder = base area * height

The base area = pi r^2

`V=\pi r^2h`

The dimension of the volume must be cubic units

The tank can hold between 110 and 115 cubic feet of water

`\begin{gathered} 110\leq V\leq115 \\ 110\leq\pi r^2h\leq115 \end{gathered}`

If r = 3 and h = 4 and pi = 3.14

`V=3.14*(3)^2*4=113.04`

The tank dimensions are r = 3 feet and h = 4 feet

You can choose r = 2 and h = 9

V = 113.04

You can choose r = 6 and h = 1

V = 113.04