Math Question: A company is designing a new cylindrical water bottle. The volume of the bottle will be 150 cmcubed. The height of the water bottle is 7.4 cm. What is the radius of the water? bottle? Use 3.14 for pi.
Asked By nick On 04/17/2020 18:46
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Volume formula for a cylinder is
V=(pi)r^2(h)
I am going to move the value of h out in front of pi so it is easier for you to see. Therefore our formula will come out to:
150=(7.4)(3.14)r^2
Now we can multiply 7.4 times 3.14
150=23.236r^2
Now we divide that number on both sides
6.4555=r^2
Finally we square root both sides to get the radius
2.5407676 cm
The question never specified rounding. So, I wrote out a few decimal spaces
Answered On 04/17/2020 20:10
Answered On 04/17/2020 20:10
Volume formula for a cylinder is
V=(pi)r^2(h)
I am going to move the value of h out in front of pi so it is easier for you to see. Therefore our formula will come out to:
150=(7.4)(3.14)r^2
Now we can multiply 7.4 times 3.14
150=23.236r^2
Now we divide that number on both sides
6.4555=r^2
Finally we square root both sides to get the radius
2.5407676 cm
The question never specified rounding. So, I wrote out a few decimal spaces
Answered On 04/17/2020 20:10
Answered On 04/17/2020 20:10
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