Nasim fills a measuring jug with 310 cm of water. She pours the water into a cylin- drical vase with radius 4 cm. Find the height of water in cm.

The height of water of the jug in cm is; 6.2 cm

We are given radius(r) = 4cm

V = πr²h

Thus;

310 = π × 4² × h

h = 310/(16π)

h = 6.167 cm

Approximating, we have; h = 6.2 cm

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The height of water in the cylindrical vase is 6.2 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of water in the measuring jug = 310 .

The radius of the cylindrical vase = 4 cm

volume of cylinder = h

But,

volume of water in the jug = volume of water in the vase = 310

So that,

310 = x x h

     = x 16 x h

310 x 7 = 22 x 16 h

2170 = 352h

h =

  = 6.163

h = 6.2 cm

The height of water in the cylindrical vase is 6.2 cm.

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