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How does the volume of a cylinder change if the height is halved?
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How does the volume of a cylinder change if
the height is halved?

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Halving the diameter will halve the radius, so the volume of the new cylinder would be . The new volume is one - fourth of the original cylinder. So you can see the volume is now a quarter than the original one.

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