radius=2x and height=3y
2(pie)r^2h
and can you help with one more question please
What is the volume of the cube?
the sides are
4n^3 ,4n^3 and 4n^3
2(pie)r^2h
and can you help with one more question please
What is the volume of the cube?
the sides are
4n^3 ,4n^3 and 4n^3
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1. 2(pie)r^2h is the formula for volume of a cylinder. Plug in your data. 2(3.14)2x^2(2y). Simplify.
6.28(2x)^2(3y) is the answer, I believe, because you have no more data and it cannot be simplified more.
2. Easy. Volume of cube= LxWxH, so 4n^3x4n^3x4n^3= 64n^3
Answers are= 1. 6.28(2x)^2(3y)
2. 64n^3
Edit: After seeing Mark's answer. His is wrong, he forgot both circles on the ends of the cylinders, and I don't believe his cube answer is correct.
6.28(2x)^2(3y) is the answer, I believe, because you have no more data and it cannot be simplified more.
2. Easy. Volume of cube= LxWxH, so 4n^3x4n^3x4n^3= 64n^3
Answers are= 1. 6.28(2x)^2(3y)
2. 64n^3
Edit: After seeing Mark's answer. His is wrong, he forgot both circles on the ends of the cylinders, and I don't believe his cube answer is correct.
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ince the end (base) of a cylinder is a circle, the area of that circle is given by
π r^2
Multiplying by the height h we get
π r^2h
where:
π is Pi, approximately 3.142
r is the radius of the circular end of the cylinder
h height of the cylinder
volume= π 4x^2*3y
=π 12x^2
2. volume of the cube is (4n^3)^3
π r^2
Multiplying by the height h we get
π r^2h
where:
π is Pi, approximately 3.142
r is the radius of the circular end of the cylinder
h height of the cylinder
volume= π 4x^2*3y
=π 12x^2
2. volume of the cube is (4n^3)^3
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The second problem is:
if it is 4(n^3)
Volume= 4n^3*4n^3*4n^3 = (4n^3)^3 = 4^3 n^9 = 64n^9
if it is (4n)^3
Volume= (4n)^3*(4n)^3*(4n)^3 = ((4n)^3)^3 = (4n)^9
if it is 4(n^3)
Volume= 4n^3*4n^3*4n^3 = (4n^3)^3 = 4^3 n^9 = 64n^9
if it is (4n)^3
Volume= (4n)^3*(4n)^3*(4n)^3 = ((4n)^3)^3 = (4n)^9