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Question

 Cylinder A is similar to Cylinder B. If the volume of Cylinder A is 39 cm3, and the volume of Cylinder B is 4875 cm3, how many times larger is Cylinder B than Cylinder A.

Answer 1

Step1: Divide the two volumes to find the scale factor between the volumes

4875/39=125

Step2: Using the scale factor between the volumes (125) we now need to take the cube root of 125 (since volume is in cubic measurements). Doing this will give us the scale factor that we are looking for.

∛125 =5

Answer: Cylinder B is 5x larger than Cylinder A