If we triple the radio is of a cylinder what will be effect on its volume
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If the height of a cylinder is considered as 'h' &
radius as 'r'
then it's volume is = π(r^2)h
So, when the radius is tripled, the volume will be 3 squared = 9 times than the previous one.
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Change = Volume of new cylinder/volume of old cylinder
change = πR²h/πr²h
change = π(3r)²h/πr²h
change = 9/1 = 9
volume will increase 9 times
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