Acylinder measures 6 ft tall and 3 ft wide. if those measurements are tripled, find the volume of the cylinder in cubic feet? and round your answer to the nearest tenth, if necessary.

The volume of the cylinder that measures 6 ft tall and 3 ft wide and was triple would be 1,145.6 cubic feet. This is calculated using the formula volume = (r²)(h). BUt before substitutign the value, we need first to multiply it byt 3 and for the wide it has to be further divided to 2 to have the radius, h = 18 and r = 4.5. Substituting the value it would give us 1,145.6

Ibelieve a is the correct answer because 3 is the y-intercept you can see it from the graph. so from here the answers could only be a and c. they are differently at the sign.substitute x with 1so the equation for a is 3*(1.4)^x3*(1.4)^1 = 4.2look back at the graph it is true that when x= 1 y= 4.2if you use equation from c. when x= 1 then y will be negative number which is falseso correct answer is a