GMAT Quantitative Reasoning › DSQ: Calculating the volume of a cylinder
What is the volume of the cylinder?
Statement 1: the cylinder has a radius of 3
Statement 2: the cylinder has a height of 4
Jenkins has a poster tube which he is using to carry his posters to college.
I) The poster tube has a volume of .
II) The poster tube is inches long.
What is the radius of the poster tube?
How much water, in cubic feet, can a cylindrical water tank whose bases have radius 6 feet hold?
Statement 1: The lateral area of the tank is 125.66 square yards.
Statement 2: The tank is 30 feet high.
Which of Cylinder 1 and Cylinder 2, if either, has the greater volume?
Statement 1: The height of Cylinder 1 is equal to the radius of the base of Cylinder 2.
Statement 2: The height of Cylinder 2 is equal to twice the radius of the base of Cylinder 1.
How many identical cans can be packed in a certain box?
(1) The box is centimeters wide and
centimeters high.
(2) Each can is centimeters high.
Give the radius of a cylinder with volume 1,000 cubic inches.
Its height is 40 inches.
The area of its base is 25 square inches.
A factory makes two sizes of cylindrical barrels. How many small cylindrical barrels full of liquid would it take to fill a large barrel?
Statement 1: A large cylindrical barrel is twice as high as a small cylindrical barrel.
Statement 2: A large cylindrical barrel is three times as wide as a small cylindrical barrel.