Mary wants to fill in a cylinder vase. at the flower store they told her that the vase should be filled for the flowers to last the longest. her cylinder vase has a radius of 4in and a height of 10in. how much water should mary pour into the vase?

Since we need to find out the amount of water that the case can hold, this means that we actually need the vase's volume capacity. Given that the vase is cylindrical in shape, then volume can be calculated as V = πr²h where r is the radius of the cylinder and h is the height. So, for this cylindrical vase, volume is V = (3.14)(4)²(10) = 5024 in³ Therefore, the total amount of water that can be filled into Mary's vase is 5024 in³.

When i did the math i got 11 cm