MATHEMATICS · Subjective · GCSE · Mathematics · Geometry and Measures · Geometry and Measures
Problem
A cylindrical can is used to pack refined oil. The can has an internal radius of 10 cm and an internal height of 40 cm. Answer the following.
(i) Calculate the volume of the oil that completely fills one can, expressing your answer in cm3 (use π=3.14).
(ii) Convert the volume obtained in part (i) to litres.
(iii) The oil is to be packed into small bottles, each of capacity 250 mL. How many complete bottles can be filled from one full can?