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If the circumference (c) of a cylinder is 1/6 times of the height of the cylinder, find its volume it terms of its circumference​

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Answered by iTxmAhiNooR
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Appyl the formula of volume to get answer
Answered by sushmaa1912
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It is given that the circumference is one-sixth of the height.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • The volume of a cylinder is \pi r^{2} h
  • Here r is the base radius and h is the height.
  • Circumference is 2\pi r
  • It is given that the circumference is one-sixth of the height.
  • This means that the circumference = 1/6h
  • So, circumference = 2\pi r = 1/6h
  • So, h = 12\pi r = 6 x circumference
  • Therefore, volume is \pi r^{2} x 6 x circumference.
  • Above is the volume is given in terms of the circumference.
  • Hence, the volume is 6 times pi into radius square into the circumference.
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