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two cylindrical pillars each have a radius of 3.5. One is 10cm high while the other is 20cm then the ratio of their volume is

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Answered by tharanipriya
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Answer:

Two cylindrical pillars radius =3.5 cm

Height of one cylinder (h1) =10cm

Height of another cylinder (h2) =20cm

Ratio of their volumes =?

Volume of 1st cylinder =22/7×3.5^2×10

= 22/7 ×3.5×3.5×10

= 22×3.5×10=220×3.5

= 385 cm^3

Volume of 2nd cylinder = 22/7×3.5^2×20

= 22/7×3.5×3.5×20

= 770 cm^3

Ratio of volumes = 385:770

Or 77:154

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