Which of the following equations is equivalent to s=πr^2h

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Joey

Mathematics

14 July, 11:59

Which of the following equations is equivalent to s=πr^2h

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Christopher Velazquez · Answer 1

So I think you're trying to solve for h, and your original equation is

s=πr^2h.

To get to you answer, divide both sides of the equation by πr^2.

Your answer should be:

h = s / πr^2 (or in this case, b)

Brylee Clayton · Answer 2

This is the equation for the volume of a cyclinder, where the area of the circle on the top or bottom is multiplied by the height of the side