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A cylinder with radius 5 units is shown below. It’s volume is 157 cubic units.
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A cylinder with radius 5 units is shown below. It’s volume is 157 cubic units.

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Answer: 2 units

Explanation:

Volume = π r² h

157 = π (5)² h

h = 157 ÷ 25π

h = 2 units.

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