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if radius of a cylinder is halved and height is doubled. what will be the volume of the new cylinder?

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Answered by Gurudas03

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Volume of old cylinder, V1 = πr^2h

Volume of new cylinder, V2= π xr/2xr/2x2h= πr^2h/2= V1/2

Volume of new cylinder = Volume of old cylinder/2

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