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What is the volume of the cylinder

What is the volume of the cylinder-example-1
User Dunwan
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You would use the volume formula to solve this.
The equation would be pi(r)^2(h), so
V=pi(8^2)(10)=pi(64)(10)=pi(640)=
V=2010.62 feet^3
User Vladimir Danilov
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Given cylinder has diameter 16ft and height 10ft.

Radius of the cylinder = 16/2 = 8 ft.

We need to find the volume of cylinder.

Volume of the cylinder (V) =
\pi r^2h

Where r is the radius of the cylinder and h is the height of the cylinder.

Plugging values of r=8 and height h=10 in above formula, we get

V =
\pi (8)^2(10)

V=
\pi 64 * 10

V=
\pi \ times 640

Plugging π =3.142

V= 3.142 × 640

V ≈2010.88.

In the given options it's nearly equal to 2010.62.

Therefore, Volume is 2010.62 ft^3.

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