What is Volume of a Cylinder? - [8-8-7]

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In this lesson, you will learn how to calculate the volume of a cylinder. The volume of a cylinder is found by finding the area of one end, which is the area of a circle, then multiplying this by the height of the cylinder. We use the volume of a cylinder in math problems in math, science, and engineering.

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radius is measurement of the circle at the center half of the circle

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v=197.82 cm cube 3

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v= 125.6 mm cube 3

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radius

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radius 3 cm

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v=3.14x40

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v=3.14x4x10

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v=3.14(9)(7)

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