How do you find the length, width and height of a cylinder?

Answer 1

Measure it.....

Answer 2

A cylinder doesn't have length and width. It has a base and a height.

You need to know some information to do some of this math. But once you have some of the measurements (like the RADIUS would be very helpful), you can use any number of web sites that are loaded with every possible formula you could need to do the math.

Answer 3

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V of cylinder = πr^2h V of rectangular prism = lwh If the every dimension of the rectangular prism is doubled it would be the original equation times 2^3. V of new rectangular prism = 8lwh If the radius of the cylinder is doubles, it is the original equation time 2^2. V of new cylinder = 4πr^2h The new ratio of the new cylinder to new rectangular prism would be 4πr^2h ---------- 8lwh Simplify and remember that the height is not the same, so don't take that out. πr^2h -------- 2lwh

Answer 4

In a similar way, the volumes of a cone and a cylinder that have identical bases and heights are proportional. If a cone and a cylinder have bases with equal areas, and both have identical heights, then the volume of the cone is one-third the volume of the cylinder.

Answer 5

base times height

Answer 6

You dont use width you use width
you use (pie)Radius Squared

Answer 7

Why do they say pie are squared, when pie are obviously round?

Answer 8

measure them!

Answer 9

it would help if you measured it!