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    • 27 Jul 1998 at 2:15 am #283874
      Avatar photoRick Ingersoll
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      What is the equation for finding volume of a cylinder?

    • 27 Jul 1998 at 6:33 am #303981
      Avatar photoLee Steitz
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      3.14 times radius squared times height.: What is the equation for finding volume of a cylinder?

    • 27 Jul 1998 at 6:33 am #303984
      Avatar photoLee Steitz
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      Volume = D2 x .7854 x H x 1000 D2 is diameter squared. If you use metric measurements the answer comes out in litres. I hav not used feet and inches for years so I dont know if it works with fts good luck: 3.14 times radius squared times height.: : What is the equation for finding volume of a cylinder?

    • 27 Jul 1998 at 6:33 am #303985
      Avatar photoLee Steitz
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      Volume = D2 x .7854 x HD2 is diameter squared. If you use metric measurements (metres)the answer comes out in cubic metres. To convert to litres multiply the formula by 1000 eg D2 x .7854 x h x 1000 = litres good luck.: 3.14 times radius squared times height.: : What is the equation for finding volume of a cylinder?

    • 27 Jul 1998 at 6:33 am #307955
      Avatar photoLee Steitz
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      I have five questions. I would be delighted if you could help me answer. 1.what is 4,840sq.yd.? 2. 144sq.in.? 3. 640 acres? 4. 1,728 cu.in.? 5. 27 cu. ft./

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