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A cylindrical glass of water is 6 in tall and holds a volume of 60 in3 60 in3 of water. To the nearest tenth of an inch, what is the radius of the glass?

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Answered by TooFree
1

Given:

A cylindrical glass is 6 inches tall.

It has a volume of 60 in³

To Find:

The radius of the glass

Solution

Define x:

Let the radius be x

Find the volume in term of x:

Volume of a cylinder = πr²h

Volume of a cylinder = π(x)²(6)

Volume of a cylinder = 6πx²

Solve x:

Volume of a cylinder = 6πx²

Volume of a cylinder = 60 in³

6πx² = 60

x² = 10/π

x = 1.78 inches

x ≈ 2 inches

Answer: The radius is 2 inches

Answered by shraddhadhiraj84
1

Answer:

the radius is 2 inches.......

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