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(b)
4 cm
a
3 cm
4 cm
15 cm
8 cm
Volume = 540 cm​

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sandycreeks62

Answer:

are you trying to look for the height or radius?

if you're looking for the height then you'll have to divide the volume by pi and the radius squared

if you're looking for the radius then you'll have to divide the volume by pu and the height and do the squareroot over the whole equation

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