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I would really appreciate if someone could help and explain as well not just give me the answer

I would really appreciate if someone could help and explain as well not just give-example-1
User Ceorron
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Answer:

1330cm³ (rounded to 3 s.f.)

Explanation:

The formula of finding the volume of a cylinder is:
\pi × r² × h

r is the radius of the cylinder, which is also half of the diameter.

You know the diameter is 11cm and the height (h) is 14cm.

Volume of cylinder =
\pi × (11÷2)² × 14

=
\pi × 5.5² × 14

=
\pi × 30.25 × 14

= 423.5
\pi

= 1330cm³ (rounded to 3 s.f.)

User Ptk
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Answer:

1330.5 cm³

Explanation:

To find the volume you want to find the area of the circle and then times this by 14 which is the length of the shape

Area of circle = πr²

11 = the diameter so 5.5 = radius

5.5² x π = 121/4 π

times this by 14 to get 1330.464489 cm³

to 1dp = 1330.5 cm³

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