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so to set it up, we know the volume of the cylinder is ${pi}r^2h$
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so to set it up, we know the volume of the cylinder is $\{pi}r^2h$
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r^2h$
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spurious, as in `$x}$'. But perhaps the } is legitimate and
you forgot something else, as in `\hbox{$x}'. In such cases
the way to recover is to insert both the forgotten and the
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There's no $
Find the area of the hexagon, then a hexagonal "prism" or "cylinder" has a volume = area*length
wrong question
Uhh
with q1 part i
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$85(\pi)r^2$
;(
Notedd
where 85 is the height of the cylinder
Is it the prism??
no
the volume of the cylinder on the inside of the prism
the “solid removed”
volume of remaining solid is
Why is 85 in front tho
volume of prism minus volume of cylinder
it’s just aesthetically pleasing, doesn’t really matter where you put it
$\frac{62^2}{2}*85-85(\pi)r^2$
;(
no
Oh
Ohhh
see?
Yes
okay
so we established this
Yes
Yes
$85(\pi)r^2=6(163370-85(\pi)r^2)$
;(
does this make sense
Yes
okay so now comes the algebra
The equal sign is the ratio??
Sure
$7(85(\pi)r^2)=6(163370)$
;(
i just uses distributive law
Why 7
because on the rhs
it becomes 6(85pir^2)
and when i moved this to the other side
i added the 1 already existing on the lhs
and 1+6=7
no because i added, not subtracted
Ohhh
makes sense right?
It's 6 bc it doesn't move right
Yes
no
I get it
Do we round off to 5s.f
yw
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