A cylinder has a volume of 478.85 cubic centimeters. The diameter of the cylinder is 10 cm. What is the height of the cylinder? (Assume = 3.14)
Well, to figure out the volume of a cylinder, we can use
V = (pi)*(r2)*(h) ---Pi times radius squared times height
Let's fill in what we know, and it should give us what the height is.
V = (pi)*(r2)*(h)
478.85 = (3.14)*(52)*(h) ---Radius is half of the diameter
478.85 = (3.14)*(52)*(h)
478.85 = (3.14)*(25)*(h)
478.85 = (78.5)*(h)
478.85 = 78.5h
÷78.5 ÷78.5 ---Divide both sides by 78.5
6.1 = h
h = 6.1
So the height of the cylinder is 6.1 cm.
Let's check it:
V = (pi)*(r2)*(h)
478.85 = 3.14*52*6.1
478.85 = 3.14*25*6.1
478.85 = 3.14*15.25
478.85 = 478.85
It works!
Well, to figure out the volume of a cylinder, we can use
V = (pi)*(r2)*(h) ---Pi times radius squared times height
Let's fill in what we know, and it should give us what the height is.
V = (pi)*(r2)*(h)
478.85 = (3.14)*(52)*(h) ---Radius is half of the diameter
478.85 = (3.14)*(52)*(h)
478.85 = (3.14)*(25)*(h)
478.85 = (78.5)*(h)
478.85 = 78.5h
÷78.5 ÷78.5 ---Divide both sides by 78.5
6.1 = h
h = 6.1
So the height of the cylinder is 6.1 cm.
Let's check it:
V = (pi)*(r2)*(h)
478.85 = 3.14*52*6.1
478.85 = 3.14*25*6.1
478.85 = 3.14*15.25
478.85 = 478.85
It works!