Acylindrical water tower is 24 feet high and has a diameter of 20 feet. approximately how many cubic feet if water could the tower hold? (answers above^^)

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Step-by-step explanation:

Because this question is asking how much water the water tower can hold, it's asking for the volume of a cylindrical figure. Let's use this formula:

V

=  

π

r

2

h

First, let's find our variables by plugging in our information.

r

=  

(

1

2

)

d

r

=  

(

1

2

)

20

r

=  

10

h

=  

24

V

=  

π

(

10

2

)

(

24

)

Following PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract), we'll find  

(

10

2

)

first.

V

=  

π

(

100

)

(

24

)

Now, multiply (100) and (24):

V

=  

π

(

2400

)

V

=  

2400

π

f

t

3

, or  

~

7539.8

f

t

3

its the same thing because we know that x plus y is the same as y plus x and so u multiply both by five u get the same answer, x=x