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To find the volume of a Cylinder, we would use this formula: V=πr2h
Farmer Ted bales large round bales of hay to store in his barn for winter feeding. How much hay is in a round bale, in terms of π
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40π ft3
80π ft3
20π ft3
10π ft3
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The formula is V = πr^2h. You need the bale’s radius and length to compute V.
If the bale is a typical large round bale with radius r = 4 ft and length (height) h = 5 ft, then
V = π(4^2)(5) = 80π ft^3.
So the correct choice (given those typical dimensions) is 80π ft^3. If your problem gives different dimensions, tell me them and I’ll compute the exact volume.
If the bale is a typical large round bale with radius r = 4 ft and length (height) h = 5 ft, then
V = π(4^2)(5) = 80π ft^3.
So the correct choice (given those typical dimensions) is 80π ft^3. If your problem gives different dimensions, tell me them and I’ll compute the exact volume.
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