You must know at least one other dimension, such as diameter or surface area before this can be answered.
You need to know the pipe's radius (1/2 diameter) as well as the length. Then, use this formula: Volume = radius2 x pi x length
The formula for the volume of a cylinder is area times height.That is Pi x r2 x h.You must now decide what the 10m and the 8m represents.r = radius = half-diameterh = heightPi = 3.14159......
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This question is too poorly worded to distinguish the radius or diameter from the height.
It depends on the shape that has a volume of 320 m3.
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10m and if you can't do it it is 100000m
The area of a rectangle is the long side length multiplied by the short side length. In this case 10m x 4.5m = 45 square metres
Assuming that you are determining the surface area of a rectangle, in order to perform the calculation you would multiply the length (10m) by the width (2m):Surface Area = Length x WidthSurface Area = 10m x 2mSurface Area = 20m^2
Area of square: 10*10 = 100 square m Area of rectangle: 14*10 = 140 square m
For the ladder with the length of 8m 8.37m from the wall For the ladder with the length of 10m 10.44m from the wall
First, what do you mean by "area of a cylinder"?Area is a property of two dimensional shapes whereas a cylinder is a three dimensional shape.I guess that you mean "surface area of a cylinder"Next, you do not specify what the dimensions give refer to:Is the 1 m a radius, diameter or height, similarly is the 10m radius, diameter or height?As I cannot tell from the information given in your question, I can only give you the formula to find the surface of a cylinder and let you substitute in the correct values:The surface area of a cylinder is the area of the two ends (both circles) plus the area of the curved edge (between the two ends). For the latter, if you were to cut the cylinder down from one end to the other it can be "unrolled" and flattened out into a rectangle which has one dimension the height of the cylinder and the other the circumference of the end.Thus:Surface area cylinder = 2 × area end + area side= 2 × π × radius² + 2 × π × radius × height= 2πr(r + h)where r is the radius of the end and h is the height between the two ends.For your cylinder of 1m x 10m the possible values of r and h are:r = 1, h = 10r = ½, h = 10r = 10, h = 1r = 5, h = 1depending on whether: 1m = radius, 10m = height1m = diameter, 10m = height1m = height, 10m = radius1m = height, 10m = diameter.