183k views
2 votes
Determine which statement below is true about the volume of the two cylinders shown. * 15 points Captionless Image SCALE FACTOR = 3 so, the left has 6 times more volume than the right. SCALE FACTOR = 3 so, the left has 24 times more volume than the right. SCALE FACTOR = 3 so, the left has 9 times more volume than the right. SCALE FACTOR = 3 so, the left has 27 times more volume than the right.

User Jimmy C
by
8.4k points

1 Answer

3 votes

Answer:

(D)SCALE FACTOR = 3 so, the left has 27 times more volume than the right.

Explanation:

Given two similar cylinders, where the scale factor is 3.

Since the image is not here, I will illustrate using figures.

Smaller Cylinder

Radius =2cm, Height=3cm

Volume


=\pi r^2h\\=\pi*2^2*3=12\pi cm^3

Larger Cylinder(Scale Factor of 3)

Radius =2X3=6cm, Height=3X3=9cm

Volume


=\pi r^2h\\=\pi*6^2*9=324\pi cm^3

We can see that:

Volume of Larger Cylinder
=27 X 12\pi =324\pi cm^3

Therefore: Option D is the correct option.

In general, given similar solids, the ratio of their volume is:

1: Cube of the Scale Factor

User Mianlaoshu
by
7.3k points

No related questions found

Welcome to QAmmunity.org, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of our community.

9.4m questions

12.2m answers

Categories