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Volume=Ï€ r^2h

r^2=radius sqared

h=height

(do not calculate "Ï€ " into your equation)

example: DIAMETER is 12 and the height is 15

(the diameter = the radius x2, so the radius is 6 because it is half of 12)

V=Ï€ r^2h

V=Ï€ (6)^2(15)

V=540Ï€

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The formula to find the circumference of a circle is Pi X D where D is Diameter and Pi is 3.1416.

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pi*r^2

so pi times (radius squared)

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volume = {pi} x radius2 x height

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pie x Diameter

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