Math, asked by srichetan5556, 10 months ago

The volume of cylinder whose diameter is equal to its height is ?

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Answered by harshsharma88494

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Since the diameter is equal to the height,

Volume = π r²h,

= π(D/2)²* D,

= π D²/4*D,

= π D³/4.

NWO, THAT'S THE CORRECT ANSWER.

Answered by nileshhet1979

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Answer:

It's the correct answer.

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