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Example Question #34 : Rectangular Solids & Cylinders
Daisy has an empty cylindrical water bottle that has a radius of and a height of . How much water can she add to the bottle to fill it up?
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Since we are looking to find out how much water the bottle can hold, we need to find the volume of the bottle. The volume of a cylinder with radius and height is defined as . Plugging in our given values:
Example Question #11 : Calculating The Volume Of A Cylinder
Find the volume of a cylinder whose height is and radius is .
To find the volume of a cylinder, you must use the following equation:
Thus,
Example Question #12 : Calculating The Volume Of A Cylinder
Find the volume of a cylinder whose height is and radius is .
To find the volume, you must use the following formula.
Example Question #762 : Problem Solving Questions
The height of a cylinder is ; its bases are circles with radius .
Give the volume of the cylinder.
The volume of a cylinder can be calculated from its radius and height as follows:
Setting and .
Example Question #763 : Problem Solving Questions
A right circular cylinder has bases of radius ; its height is . Give its volume.
The volume of a cylinder can be calculated from its radius and height as follows:
Setting and :
or
Example Question #13 : Calculating The Volume Of A Cylinder
Find the volume of a cylinder whose diameter is and height is .
To solve, you must use the following equation:
, given and . Thus,