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The volume of a cylinder is given by the formula V=(pi)(r^2)(h), where r is the radius of the cylinder and h is the height. Suppose a cylindrical can has radius (x + 8) and height (2x + 3). Which expression represents the volume of the can?

A)
\pi
x^(3)+19
\pi
x^(2)+112
\pix+192
B) 2
\pi
x^(3)+35
\pi
x^(2)+80
\pix+48
\pi
C) 2
\pi
x^(3)+35
\pi
x^(2)+176
\pix+192
\pi
B) 4
\pi
x^(3)+44
\pi
x^(2)+105
\pix+72
\pi

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The answer is D
3pix^3+20pix^2+44pix+32pi
User LabRat
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Volume of cylinder =
\pi r^(2)h

Substituting
r=x+8 and height =
2x+3

Volume =
\pi (x+8)^(2) (2x+3), expanding the
(x+8)^(2)
Volume =
\pi ( x^(2) +16x+64)(2x+3), expanding the last two brackets
Volume =
\pi ( 2x^(3)+3 x^(2) +32 x^(2) +48x+128x+192), then simplify
Volume =
\pi ( 2x^(3) +35 x^(2) +176x+192), then mulitply out pi
Volume =
2 \pi x^(3)+35 \pi x^(2) +176 \pi x+192 \pi

User Ulf Kristiansen
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