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Algebra
Chapter 20
Problem 3
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Example:
Find the volume of the right circular cylinder shown below.
Given: r = 3 in, h = 7 in, and π = 3.14.
Solution: The
volume of any right solid is the product of the area of
the
base times the distance between the bases.
The volume of the cylinder
^2(7in)=197.82in^3)
To solve this using the graphing calculator, enter 3.14*3^2*7 into the Function f(x)= box
then click on the Plot Graph button.
The answer will appear as f(x) = 197.82 below the Function f(x)= box.
