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How does the volume of an oblique cylinder change if the radius is reduced to 2/9 of its original size and the height is quadrupled?

How does the volume of an oblique cylinder change if the radius is reduced to 2/9 of its original size and the height is quadrupled?
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How does the volume of an oblique cylinder change if the radius is reduced to 2/9 of its original size and the height is quadrupled?

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old volume = pi*r^2*h new volume = pi*(2/9)*(2/9)*r^2*(4h)
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