Volume of a cylinder.
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The document discusses the volume formula for a cylinder. It defines a cylinder as having two identical circular flat ends and one curved side. The volume of a cylinder is calculated as the base area multiplied by the height, with the base area being πr2 and the height being h. An example calculation is shown finding the volume of a cylinder with radius r=4cm and height h=6cm, which equals 96π cubic cm.
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Volume of a cylinder.
- 2. B.Ed 2013-14 KERALA UNIVERSITY
- 8. A cylinder has two identical flat ends that are circular And a cylinder has one curved side
- 9. The volume of a cylinder is the amount of space inside the cylinder . It measured as cubic unit
- 10. r h r=radius h=height
- 11. Volume of a cylinder = Base area * Height =πr2h Where, r is the radius from the centre to a point on the circle & h is the height of the cylinder.
- 12. Answer : Volume of the cylinder = πr2h r =4 c.m. = π * 4*4*6 h =6 c.m. =96 π cubic c.m.