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Layla Baird
Mathematics
26 May, 03:00
How do I find the volume of a cylinder?
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Makai Beard
26 May, 03:09
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The volume of a cylinder is pi times radius to the power of 2 multiplied by the height.
In other words
V = 3.14 (r^2) h
Preferably you should use the pi button on the calculator itself instead of typing "3.14" on it.
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