In statistics, R2 (R-squared) indicates how closely a group of graphed points follow a straight line. Points that are closer to each other and the more they form a straight line, indicate a stronger relationship between the data points.
Here is a method you can use to find R2 with Excel:
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There is not enough information to answer the question as it is stated. If the value of pi*r2*h/3 is known (to be k, say) then h = 3*k/(pi*r2)
The formula is π * r2 * h... Where π is the value of Pi, r is the radius of the cylinder and h is the height.
Under the home tab in the find and select group click find and select then click on the go to command. Then type go to R2 or on the top right of the spreadsheet there is a find command.. type r2.. its right beside the formula bar
Pi R2
Area = pi R2