Joe has a cylindrical glass jar that he wants to fill completely with apple juice. The jar has a diameter of 4 inches and a height of 8 inches. Which formula can Joe use to determine the amount of apple juice in this glass jar?
A. V=πr2h
B. V=3πr2h
C. V=13πr2h
D. V=πr2
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