Finding Volume of Cylinders

• 39.72 in³

• 12.65 in ³

• 79.44 in³

• 91.36 in³

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What is the volume of this cylinder?

• 4,710 cm³

• 150 cm³

• 1,177.5 cm³

• 1,177.5 cm²

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What is the volume of this cylinder?

• 1,356.48 ft³

• 144 ft³

• 24 ft³

• 5,425.92 ft³

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What is the volume of this cylinder?

• 28.26 ft³

• 9 ft³

• 21.195 ft³

• 84.78 ft³

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Find the volume. Use 3.14 for pi. Round to the nearest hundredth.

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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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CCSS.8.G.C.9

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What is the radius of the cylinder?

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A cylindrical pitcher is shown below. The diameter of the pitcher measures 8 inches, and the height of the pitcher measures 1 foot. Mrs. Long uses the pitcher to fill small cups in her catering business. One of the cups is shown below. If Mrs. long completely fills the pitcher and pours all of the liquid into cups, how many cups will she be able to completely fill? (Use 3.14 for \pi.)

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The area of the base is ​approximately (a)   square meters.

The volume of the figure is approximately ​ (b)   cubic meters.

• 4239

• 1130

• 565

• 113

• 1695

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