Cindy has a cylindrical container in her kitchen with the the measurements shown below. If 3/4 of the space inside the container is filled with sugar, how many cubic inches of sugar are in the container?

25.12 (inches³)  

Step-by-step explanation:

In your question, there are no information for the cylindrical container dimensions. So allow me to assume them and hope it will fit with the original one.

As we know that the formula to find out the Volume of a cylindrical container is:

V = 2 π r² h (inches³)

<=> V = 2*3.14* *3 = 75.35 (inches³)  

So if  3/4 of the space inside the container is filled with sugar, the cubic inches of sugar are in the container is:

1/3 the Volume of the cylindrical container

= 1/3*75.35 = 25.12 (inches³)  

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