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word problem thingy math?

July 23, 2010 by  
Filed under Concrete Bird Baths

Jack pours cylinder-shaped concrete support bases for bird baths with a radius of 7 inches and a height of 26 inches.What is the volume of one base?

A. 1143.5 in3
B. 1274.0 in3
C. 571.8 in3
D. 4002.4 in3

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4 Responses to “word problem thingy math?”
  1. brothers_revenge says:

    Volume of a cilinder = Area of bottom * heigth
    Area of circle = radius^2* pi

    V = r^2*pi*h
    V = 49in^2*pi*26in
    V ~4002.4 in^3

    D is the correct answer

  2. sarkar05 says:

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    It is 3.14×7^2×26 in ^3
    =4002.4 in^3
    D is the correct option

  3. A_G says:

    To find a volume of a cilinder use this fromula
    Area of bottom * heigth
    The bottom if cilinder is a circle
    Area of circle = radius^2* pi

    V = r^2*pi*h
    V = 49in^2*pi*26in
    V ~4002.4 in^3

    D is the answer

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