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snakelover2122
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  • 28-05-2016
  • Mathematics
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If a cylinder holds a volume of 100 cm3, and is 30 cm tall, which is the area of the bottom of the cylinder?

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gabby1745
gabby1745 gabby1745
  • 28-05-2016


=πr2h


Area of circle
=πr2

=V/h
=100/30
≈3.33cm

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meganpierce070
meganpierce070 meganpierce070
  • 09-03-2021

Well, lets break this down.

Volume = area of base height

we know that the volume is 100 and the height is 30 so we can work backwards

100 = b 30

now divide both sides by 30

(100/30) = b * (30/30)

the height cancels itself out and we are left with...

base = 3.33

therefore your answer is 3.33 cm^2

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