Mathematics, 09.03.2021 01:00 greyxxamber

What is your hypothesis from the activity in the beginning of this lesson? Will the shorter cylinder or taller cylinder have the larger volume? Or, will both cylinders have the same volume? Explain your reasoning using complete sentences. [Note: There is no wrong answer as long as you make a hypothesis and explain your reasoning using complete sentences.)

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