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    Volume Calculator

    Volume formulas multiply base area by height (and ⅓ for cones and pyramids): a cylinder with r = 3 and h = 10 holds 282.7433388 (90π).

    Volume V =

    282.743338823081

    Full answer, then cut to fewer decimals (not rounded):

    • 282.743338823081
    • 282.74333882308
    • 282.7433388230
    • 282.743338823
    • 282.74333882
    • 282.7433388
    • 282.743338
    • 282.74333
    • 282.7433
    • 282.743
    • 282.74
    • 282.7
    Exact
    90π
    Total surface area
    245.044227
    Step-by-step solution
    1. V = πr²h
    2. = π × 3² × 10
    3. = 282.7433388

    Volume Formula

    V = πr²h, ⅓πr²h, ⁴⁄₃πr³, ⅓lwh, lwh

    cylinder, cone, sphere, pyramid, prism

    Worked Example

    A cylinder with radius 3 and height 10:

    1. V = πr²h
    2. = π × 3² × 10
    3. = 282.7433388

    Total surface area: 245.044227

    Test-day tip

    These volume formulas are on the SAT reference sheet. Scaling questions (“the radius is doubled”) are faster with k³ than recalculating.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How are cone and cylinder volumes related?

    A cone holds exactly one third of the cylinder with the same base and height; a pyramid is one third of the matching prism.

    What happens to volume when dimensions are scaled?

    Scaling every length by k multiplies volume by k³ and surface area by k². Doubling a sphere’s radius makes it 8 times larger in volume.

    Sources

    Last reviewed: . Factors are stored exactly and computed with 50-digit decimal arithmetic. See how we verify conversion factors.

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