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In industrial art class. Elizabeth created a figure from sheet metal. She created a right circular cylinder that has a radius of 6 inches, and a height of 12 inches.
What is the volume in cubic inches of the figure she created
OPTIONS
1,356.48 inches3
648 inches3
339.12 inches3
226.08 inches3
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Cylinder volume = A(circle) * height
Cylinder volume = π r^2 * h
Cylinder volume = π (6 in)^2 * 12 in
Cylinder volume = π (6 in)^2 * 12 in
Cylinder volume = π 432 in^3
Cylinder volume = 1357. 17
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Answer
π= 3.14
1,356.48 inches3
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