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A cylinder has a volume of 1800π ft3. If the height of the cylinder is 50 feet, what is the radius of the cylinder?

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Answered by Anonymous
25

Answer:

Explanation:

Given :

  • Volume of a cylinder is 1800π ft³.
  • Height of a cylinder (h) = 50 ft.

To Find :

  • The radius of the cylinder.

Solution :

Formula of "Volume of a cylinder" is given as ;

Volume of a cylinder = πr²h

=> 1800π = π × r² × 50

=> 1800π = r² × 50π

=> r² = 1800π/50π

=> r² = 1800/50

=> r² = 36

=> r = √36

=> r = 6 ft

Hence :

The radius of a cylinder is 6 ft.

Answered by Λყυѕн
26

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Radius of the cylinder

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In the following question, we are given that the cylinder has a volume of 1800π ft³. Also, it is given that the height of the cylinder is 50 feet.

And we know that, Volume of cylinder = πr²h

Simply putting the values in the formula,

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\sf{\implies}{\red{r^2= 36}}

\sf{\implies}{\red{r= {\sqrt{36}}}}

\sf{\implies}{\green{r=6ft}}

Hence, the radius of the cylinder is 6ft.

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