A cylinder with 6 meter radius and 12 meter height is filled to capacity with water. If the content of the cylinder is used to fill several smaller cylinders of 4 meter diameter and 8 meter height, how many smaller cylinders will be filled to capacity?
Choose one
A) 13
B) 12
C) 4
D) 16
E) 18
Calculate the volume of the larger cylinder and divide it by the volume of the smaller cylinder.   volume of cylinder =πr2h   larger cylinder volume=1357.17   smaller cylinder volume=100.53   therefore the number of cylinders B that can be filled to capacity=1357.17/100.53=13.5   13nswer is 13 only 13 smaller cylinders can be filled to capacity.
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A cylinder with 6 meter radius and 12 meter height is filled to capacity with water. If the content of the cylinder is used to fill several smaller cylinders of 4 meter diameter and 8 meter height, how many smaller cylinders will be filled to capacity?