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#4 Find the volume of each solid The lesson is volume of cylinders
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Find the volume of each solid
The lesson is volume of cylinders

#4 Find the volume of each solid The lesson is volume of cylinders-example-1
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17.27 inches cubed

Explanation:

I always use the equation base times hieght. To find the the area of the base I did 1 squared times 3.14; that's 3.14. Then multiply that by the hieght and you'll get a volume of 17.27 inches cubed.

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