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A container that is 10 cm wide 10 cm long and 10 cm high has a volume of 1 liter is this correct?
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Need help with math problem. Container 1 is a right circular cone with r equals 4 and h equals 9. Container 2 is a right circular cylinder with r equals 5. How high will the milk reach in container 2?
It's not stated in the problem, but I'm going to assume that Container 1 is full of milk, and that milk is being poured into Container 2. The volume of Container 1 is (1/3)*pi*h*r2. We know r=4 and h=9, so the volume is 48*pi cubic units. The volume of Container 2 is pi*h*r2. We know r=5, so the volume becomes pi*h*25. We want to find h so that the volume of Container 2 is the same as the volume of Container 2, or: pi*h*25 = 48*pi, or h = 48/25 = 1 23/25 units.
