Calculate the height of the cylinder shown.

h = 36.2 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

lets make it short and simple

vol of cylinder + volume of hemisphere = 300 cu.cm.

Vc + Vh = 300  --- eq.1

cylinder radius = 1.6 cm.

since it says NOT TO SCALE

let the radius of hemisphere is the same as cylinder.

vol of cylinder = πr²h

vol of hemisphere = 2/3 πr³

using eq.1

πr²h + 2/3 πr³ = 300

π (1.6²) h + 2/3 π (1.6³) = 300

h = 36.2 cm

check:

Vc + Vh = 300

π (1.6²) 36.2 +  2/3 π (1.6³) = 300

300 cu.cm = 300 cu.cm.  OK

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