Question 13
If height and radius of right circular cylinder are equal and its volume is $$ \frac{176}{7} cm^{3}$$, then find the radius.
Solution
Let us assume the height and radius to be R.
Volume of the cylinder = $$\pi\ \times\ R^2\times\ height\ =\ \pi\ \times\ R^3$$
==> $$\frac{22}{7}\times\ R^3=\frac{176}{7}$$
This gives R = 2 cm i.e. Option C.
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