Inactive Tutor answered 12/28/22
Volume = hpir^2 = 40pi(3.5)^2 = 40(12.25)pi = 490pi ft^3 = about 1539.4 ft^3
V= 4pi11^2 = 4(121)pi = 484pi ft^3 = about 1520.5 ft^3
V=15pi(12/2)^2 = 15(36)pi = 54pi ft^3 = about 169.6 ft^3
Zack A.
asked 01/28/21What are the answers the follwing questions;
1.The radius of a cylindrical construction pipe is 3.5ft If the pipe is 40ft long, what is its volume?
2.The radius of a cylindrical water tank is 4ft and its height is 11ft What is the volume of the tank?
3.The diameter of a cylindrical water tank is 12ft and its height is 15ft What is the volume of the tank?
also Use the value 3.14 for π and round the answer to the nearest whole number.
Inactive Tutor answered 12/28/22
Volume = hpir^2 = 40pi(3.5)^2 = 40(12.25)pi = 490pi ft^3 = about 1539.4 ft^3
V= 4pi11^2 = 4(121)pi = 484pi ft^3 = about 1520.5 ft^3
V=15pi(12/2)^2 = 15(36)pi = 54pi ft^3 = about 169.6 ft^3
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