what is the volume of a 11 cm x 1cm cylinder
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what is the volume of a 11 cm x 1cm cylinder?

If you have a cylinder and know its radius and its length, then you can work out its volume.

Volume is given by, V = πR^2.L,

where R is the radius and L is the length.

We have R = 1 cm, and L = 11 cm. Then

V = πR^2.L = π(1)^2(11) = 22π

Volume is: V = 22π cm^3

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