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a cylinder has a base diameter of 20 ft and a height of 5 ft what is its volume in cubic ft to the nearest tenths place

User Ling Zhong
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Answer:

1570.0
ft^(3)

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you have to know the formula of the "Volume of the Cylinder." Its formula is: V (volume) =
\pi r^(2) h, where:


  • \pi (pi) = 3.14
  • r (radius) = ?
  • h (height) = 5 feet

You can get the radius by dividing the base diameter into 2. Let's solve:

  • 20 feet (base diameter) รท 2 = 10 feet

The cylinder's radius is 10 feet.

Now that we know the radius, we can already compute for the value of the volume.

  • V =
    \pi r^(2) h
  • V = (3.14) x (
    10^(2)) x 5 feet
  • V = 3.14 x 100
    ft^(2) x 5 ft
  • V = 1,570.0

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