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A cylinder with height,h, and radius,r, has a volume of 1200pi cubic units. What could be the dimensions of this cylinder?

A cylinder with height,h, and radius,r, has a volume of 1200pi cubic units. What could be the dimensions of this cylinder?
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A cylinder with height,h, and radius,r, has a volume of 1200pi cubic units. What could be the dimensions of this cylinder?

A cylinder with height,h, and radius,r, has a volume of 1200pi cubic units. What could-example-1
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Answer:

h = 12 units, r = 10 units

Explanation:


v=\pi (10)^(2) (12)=\pi (100)(12)=1200\pi

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