Cylinder Volume

A cone and cylinder both have a height of 10.5 and a radius of 4.

Which figure has a larger volume?

• The cone.

• The cylinder

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What is the first step in finding the Volume of a Cylinder?

• find the area of the base

• finding the height of the rectangle

• multiply the radius and height

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Find the volume of the cylinder. Round your answers to the nearest tenth if necessary. 

• 16.4 cm³

• 31.7 cm³

• 31.4 cm³

• 22.0 cm³

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Find the volume of this shape

• 1520.53

• 276.46

• 552.93

• 6082.12

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Michael has a very large soup pot shaped like a cylinder that has a height of 15  inches and a radius of 6 inches. How much soup can Michael’s soup pot hold?

• 4239 in³

• 423.9 in³

• 1695.6 in³

•  1695.6 in²

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Find the volume if the height is 10 inches?

• 9.42 in³

• 28.26 in³

• 94.2 in³

• 282.6 in³

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Nicholas has a very large soup pot shaped like a cylinder that has a height of 15  inches and a diameter of 12 inches. How much soup can Nicholas’s soup pot hold?

• 5596.07 in³

• 593.76 in³

• 1781.283 in³

• 94.5 in³

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Find the volume of the figure. Round to the nearest tenth.

• 128.6 units³

• 1,286.1 units³

• 401.9 units³

• 5,144.6 units³

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Find the volume of this shape

• 1520.53 cm³

• 276.46 cm³

• 552.93 cm³

• 6082.12 cm³

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