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First you need to use the formula

2πhr=a

since you know everything except for the height you can solve for h

2πh3=10

divide by 2

3πh=5

divide by 3π

h=5/3π

h=.530

Now you have height and lateral area

so you can use the formula

πa²h=v

where a is the lateral surface area, h is the height and v is volume

This works out to be a volume of

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