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Multiple choice
a. 126 pie cm^3
b. 84 pie cm^3
c. 504 pie cm*3

Multiple choice a. 126 pie cm^3 b. 84 pie cm^3 c. 504 pie cm*3-example-1

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Answer:

A. 126pi cm^3

Explanation:

The volume of a cylinder can be found using the following formula.


v=\pi r^2 h

First, we must find the radius. The radius is half of the diameter.


r=(d)/(2)

The diameter of the cylinder is 6 cm.


r=(6cm)/(2)


r= 3cm

The radius is 3 cm.

Now, we can substitute values into the formula.


v=\pi r^2 h


r= 3cm\\h=14 cm


v=\pi (3cm)^2*14 cm

Evaluate the exponent.


(3cm)^2=3cm*3cm=9cm^2


v=\pi*9cm^2*14cm

Multiply 9 cm^2 and 14 cm


9 cm^2*14cm=126cm^3


v=\pi*126cm^3

The answer choices are in terms of pi, so we can simply rearrange our answer:


v=126\pi cm^3

The volume of the cylinder is 126pi cubic centimeters and A is the correct answer.

User SageJustus
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Answer:

a. 126 pie cm^3

Explanation:

Area of a circle = pi*r²

Volume = area*height

(pi*r²)*14

Since your answers are with Pi omit the Pi and times 3² * 14 = 126 pie cm³

User Bjornte
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