The formula for a cylinder's volume is v=πr^2h, where r is the cylinder's height. if a cylinder has radius equal to its height h, what is the cylinder's volume in terms of it's height?

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The formula for a cylinder's volume is V=πr^2h, where r is the cylinder's radius. If a cylinder has a radius equal to its height h, the cylinder's volume in terms of it's height is (B) pi*h^(3)

For example: 

when h=2 and r=2

V= pi*r^(2)h

V= 3.14*2^2*2= 25.12 = 3.14 * 2^ (3) = 25.12 

(This would go on infidelity as values increase.)

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