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Answer:

Cylinder A: 3.58 m^3, cylinder B: 8.72 m^3, cylinder B has the greater volume

Explanation:

Volume of a cylinder
V=\pi r^2h r is the radius, h is the height.

Cylinder A: The circumference is given, C = 3. Circumference is found by the formula
C=2 \pi r. Replace C with 3 and solve for r so it can be used in the volume formula.


3=2\pi r\\3=2(3.14)r\\3=6.28r\\r=3 / 6.28 \approx .4777

Volume:
V=(3.14)(.4777)^2(5) \approx 3.58 cubic meters

Cylinder B:


C=2\pi r\\5=2(3.14)r\\r=5 / 6.28 \approx .7962\\\\V=\pi r^2h\\ V=(3.14)(.7962)^2(3) \approx 8.72 cubic meters

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