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What is the maximum number of cylinders of height 6 and radius 3 that
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09 Sep 2018, 11:14
Height and Diameter of the cylinder are the important dimensions here. Both are = 6 So we can kinda can imagine cubes (with edge = 6) in place of cylinders for easy picturing.
[x] = Floor function Number of cubes possible = [18/6] * [12/6] * [20/6] = 3*2*3 = 18 Ans: C
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