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12 September, 01:58

ben is filling up his cylinder shaped pool up to 80% of its capacity. If his is 6 feet deep and has a diameter of 18 feet, how much water will he put in the pool.

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  1. 12 September, 02:05
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    You will put 1220.83ft³ of water in the pool

    Step-by-step explanation:

    First of all we have to calculate the volume of the pool and then calculate 80% of that volume

    radius = half of diameter

    d = 18ft

    r = 18ft / 2 = 9ft

    To calculate the volume of a cylinder we have to use the following formula:

    v = volume

    h = height = 6ft

    π = 3.14

    r = radius = 9ft

    v = (π * r²) * h

    we replace with the known values

    v = (3.14 * (9ft) ²) * 6ft

    v = (3.14 * 81ft²) * 6ft

    v = 254.34ft² * 6ft

    v = 1526.04ft³

    The volume of the cylinder is 1526.04ft³

    If it is filled to 80% then we have to multiply the volume by 80/100

    1526.04ft³ * 80/100 = 1220.83ft³

    You will put 1220.83ft³ of water in the pool
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