ANSWER FAST PLEASE FOR 100 POINTS! The dimensions for several sizes of cylindrical drink cans Dakota is considering are given. Calculate the volume, surface area, and the ratios of surface area to volume for each can. Assume the can is a straight cylinder with no trim or tab. Use 3.14 for π

okay so what I got for this is the first row is 56.52, 94.2, 1.6

Second row is 111.6, 137.84, 1.2

Third row is 113.04, 131.88, 1.16

Step-by-step explanation: basically the volume formula is V=(3.14)(r^2)(h)

And surface area is SA=(2)(3.14)(r)(h)+(2)(3.14)(r^2). You take the numbers given and plug them in. The diameters you divide it by two to get the radius. The ratio thing I have never heard lol but I think it’s asking to divide the surface area by the volume so I did that too.

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