SOLUTION: Two cylindrical containers are shown. Container A has radius r and height h and holds a maximum of 24 ounces of water. Container B has radius 3r and height 3h.
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Question 967725: Two cylindrical containers are shown. Container A has radius r and height h and holds a maximum of 24 ounces of water. Container B has radius 3r and height 3h.
What is the maximum amount of water that Container B can hold?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Two cylindrical containers are shown. Container A has radius r and height h and holds a maximum of 24 ounces of water. Container B has radius 3r and height 3h.
What is the maximum amount of water that Container B can hold?
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Volume of smaller container = pi*r^2*h
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Volume of larger container = pi(3r)^2(3h) = 27
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Water in smaller = 24 oz
Water in larger = 27*24 = 648 oz
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Stan H.
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