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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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it says it is drilled through

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so there is a cylinder in the prism

wispy shard
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There's no $

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no that is for latex lol

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dw

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Find the area of the hexagon, then a hexagonal "prism" or "cylinder" has a volume = area*length

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wrong question

wispy shard
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Uhh

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with q1 part i

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U can answer if u sanna

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Wanna

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but anyway

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the inner cylinder has a volume of

plush bobcat
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$85(\pi)r^2$

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where 85 is the height of the cylinder

wispy shard
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no

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the volume of the cylinder on the inside of the prism

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the “solid removed”

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volume of remaining solid is

wispy shard
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Why is 85 in front tho

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volume of prism minus volume of cylinder

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wispy shard
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Uhh

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I kinda still don't get it

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85 is the height and pir^2 is the volume

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wispy shard
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Oh

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volume is (pi)r^2*h

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h is the height

wispy shard
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Ohhh

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see?

wispy shard
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Yes

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okay

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wispy shard
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Yes

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now we know the ratio is 1:6

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so we get

wispy shard
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Yes

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$85(\pi)r^2=6(163370-85(\pi)r^2)$

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does this make sense

wispy shard
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Yes

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okay so now comes the algebra

wispy shard
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The equal sign is the ratio??

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technically yes

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i’m double checking whether it’s correct or not and it is

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anyways

wispy shard
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Sure

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$7(85(\pi)r^2)=6(163370)$

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i just uses distributive law

wispy shard
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Why 7

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because on the rhs

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it becomes 6(85pir^2)

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and when i moved this to the other side

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i added the 1 already existing on the lhs

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and 1+6=7

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Should it be negative

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Ohh

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no because i added, not subtracted

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Ohhh

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makes sense right?

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Yes

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Wait

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so you can solve for r from here right?

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what

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It's 6 bc it doesn't move right

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??

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on the lhs?

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Yes

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no

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Ohhhhhhhhhhh

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Wait

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Nvm

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there was already a 85(pir^2) term existing before i moved the term from the rhs

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yes

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I get it

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use a calculator

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Do we round off to 5s.f

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wtv u want to do

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use s.f tho

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if you think it’s best

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so yes round 5 s.f

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Ohh

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Thank u so much

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yw

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thank me in #helper-nominations and you can close the forum by using +close

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if you need any more clear-ups you can dm me

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