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Re: A right circular cylinder [#permalink]
santivilla wrote:
I don't understand the highlighted portion of the explanation.



To find the time needed for 30 liters of water to evaporate we need to find the surface area of the top of the cylinder: area/2 will be the amount of water that evaporates each hour, thus time=30/(area/2).


On the other hand since volume=π(r^2)h=72 then area=π(r^2)=72/h. So, basically all we need is ether the area of the surface or the height of the cylinder.

(1) The height of the cylinder is 2 meters. Sufficient.

(2) The radius of the base of the cylinder is 6/√π meters. From this statement we have that area=π(r^2)=36. Sufficient.


That was really very good question. I wish I could answer that!!! lol

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