13. Solids
Investigation: Explore the volume of pyramids and cones
Interactive practice questions
Two cylinders $X$X and $Y$Y are shown below, each with a height of $15$15 feet.
Which statement about these cylinders is true?
The volume of cylinder $Y$Y is always greater than the volume of cylinder $X$X because the slant height of cylinder $Y$Y is greater than the height of cylinder $X$X.
A
The relationship between the volumes of the two cylinders cannot be determined because the slant height of cylinder $Y$Y is not given.
B
The relationship between the volumes of the two cylinders cannot be determined because the radii of the two cylinders is not given.
C
The two cylinders have the same volume because the heights are the same.
D
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