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Find the radius of an aluminum cylinder that is 2.00 cm long and has a mass of 12.4 g.

V = pi* r^2 * l

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your answer will be to your question will be: the radius is 4m
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Aluminium cylinder: m = 12.4 g, L = 2.00 cm.
V = π r² L
Density of the aluminium: 2.7 g / cm³
V = 12.4 g : 2.7 g/cm³ ≈ 5 cm³
5 = 3.14 · r² · 2
r² = 5 : 6.28
r² = 0.796
r = √0.796
r = 0.9 cm
Answer:
The radius of an aluminium cylinder is 0.9 cm.
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