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A right cylinder has a radius of r inches and height of 2r inches.

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Answer:

4, 2, 6

Explanation:

right on edge

User Contradictioned
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Answer:

the volume is
6.28r^(3)
in^(3)

Explanation:

This problem bothers on the mensuration of solid shapes, a cylinder.

Given data

Volume v = ?

Radius r = r in

Height h= 2r in

We are expected to solve for the volume of a cylinder, given the above data we can substitute it in the formula for volume of a cylinder to obtain our result

we know that the expression for the volume of a cylinder is


v= \pi r^(2) h


v= 3.142*r^(2) *2r\\v= 3.142*2r^(3) \\v= 6.28r^(3) in^(3) \\

Hence the volume in terms of the radius is
6.28r^(3)in ^(3)

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