Explanation:
Appropriate QuestioN :
- The volume of a cylinder is 108π cm³ and its height is 12 cm. What is the length of the cylinder's radius?
Need to FinD :
- We have to find the length of the cylinder's radius.

We know that,
- The volume of a cylinder is the density of the cylinder which shows the amount of material contained in the cylinder.
- The volume of the cylinder is given by, πr²h.
Where,
- r is for radius.
- h is for height.

- Now, let's calculate the length of the cylinder's radius.

∴ Hence, the length of the cylinder's radius is 3 cm.