alleryIf a cylinder's radius is doubled and height kept the same, its volume becomes how many times?
A4 times
B3 times
C8 times
D2 times
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 4 times
Volume depends on radius squared, so doubling the radius multiplies the volume by 4.
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