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PLEASE HELP I REALLY NEED THIS ANSWERED, I NEED THE VOLUME OF BOTH CYLINDERS PLZ DONT USE AN ONLINE CALCULATOR THEY GIVE THE WRONG ANSWER

PLEASE HELP I REALLY NEED THIS ANSWERED, I NEED THE VOLUME OF BOTH CYLINDERS PLZ DONT-example-1
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Answer:


\large\fbox{\green{\underline{Cylinder P :- \blue{ 794.0275 in ³}}}}


\large\fbox{\green{\underline{Cylinder Q :- \blue{1,307.81 in³}}}}

Explanation:

Volume of cylinder = π × ( radius ) ² × h

1.) Here, radius = 4.25 in and height = 14 in.

Volume of cylinder = π × ( radius ) ² × height

substitute the values

Volume of cylinder P = 3.14 × ( 4.25 in ) ²×14 in.

now, simplify

= 3.14 × 18.0625 in²× 14 in.

= 3.14 × 252.875 in³

multiplying the value

= 794.0275 in³


\small \: \: \sf \: \fbox{ cirumference \: of \: cylinder \: P \: = {794.0275 in³}}

2.) Here, radius = 7 in. and height = 8.5 in.

Volume of cylinder Q = π × ( radius ) ² × height

substitute the values

Volume of cylinder Q = 3.14 × ( 7 in )² × 8.5 in.

Simplify

= 3.14 × 49 in² × 8.5 in.

multiply the values

= 3.14 × 416.5 in³


\small \sf \fbox{Volume of cylinder Q = 1,307.81 in ³}

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