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The informal argument for the formula for the volume of a cylinder is based on thinking of a cylinder as which of the following?
Option #1: stacked squares
Option #2: stacked rectangles
Option #3: stacked circles
Option #4: stacked triangles
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Option #3: stacked circles.
A cylinder can be thought of as many circular slices (discs) piled up; each slice has area πr², so volume = base area × height = πr²h.
A cylinder can be thought of as many circular slices (discs) piled up; each slice has area πr², so volume = base area × height = πr²h.
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