Mathematics · Mensuration
Find the volume of a cylinder whose radius is one-third the radius of a circle having an area of 1386 cm2, and whose height is twice its own radius. (Take π = 227)
- 13562 cm3
- 22156 cm3✓
- 32584 cm3
- 43246 cm3
Correct answer
2156 cm3
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