We have the following cases:
1. A cylinder 10 cm high with a circumference of 30 cm.
2. A cylinder 30 cm high with a circumference of 10 cm.
The circumference is equal to 2 * pi * r.
Then, we can see that, for the first case, we have:
Then, the radius for this case is:

The radius for the second case is:
The radius is:

Then, we need to use the formula to find the volume of a cylinder.
First Case:

Second Case:

Therefore, according to the results, V1 > V2 (716.1972 cm^3 > 238.7324 cm^3), that is, a cylinder 10cm high with a circumference of 30cm has a greater volume than a cylinder 30 high with a circumference of 10 cm.