Another geometry question

[woven tartan]

hang on copied the wrong question

for this one would i have to divide 8 by 2 to get the radius or should i just keep it as it is right now?

[austere pendant]

What does the formula what?

[compact meteor]

yes

[woven tartan]

Pretty sure it's just looking for how much water the pool can hold

is that a yes keep it as it is?

[compact meteor]

no

the radius is always half the diameter

r = d/2

[woven tartan]

ok thanks

ok so the volume is 20.108 but now i need to convert that to liters

hang on i think i did something wrong

yeah ok it was 80.435 but i still gotta convert that to liters

[compact meteor]

no thats it

[woven tartan]

oh wait ur right

[compact meteor]

because we did meters

[woven tartan]

ok i think i'm overthinking this ty

[compact meteor]

shoot i think you were right

[woven tartan]

no don't worry about it you were right

tbf the site im practicing on is scuffed

[compact meteor]

hmm but something is off

[woven tartan]

oh?

how so?

[compact meteor]

Well mathematically:

$\V = (4m)^2 \cdot (1.6m) \cdot 3.142 \approx 80.43m^3$

[vocal idol]

adonhs

[compact meteor]

and m³

1 m³ is 1000 liter according to google

So it should be 80430 liters

I thought

[woven tartan]

That was definitley one of the options

I don't think the site will allow it but if I can I'll go back and try and confirm it for you

[compact meteor]

I mean 80 liters sound more realistically but still..

[compact meteor]

well my point is so you dont learn wrong things

[woven tartan]

Yeah I appreciate that but I just wanna see what the site would've said if it was wrong

Usually whenever you get a question wrong on the site it gives an explanation on how to actually solve the question and I wanted to see what if it matched what you just said

[compact meteor]

ah ok i am curious