The volume of a cylindrical shell is 2π × avg radius × height times:
ASlant height
BShell thickness
COuter diameter
DBase perimeter
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Shell thickness
Cylindrical shell volume equals two pi times average radius times height times thickness.
Keep practising Mensuration
Browse all Mensuration questions for ICSE Class 9, or explore more Mathematics topics.
Related questions
Match Heron's formula components for triangle area:Match each hemisphere surface area component (radius r):Match each circular solid with its volume formula:Match each circular 3D solid with its curved surface area (CSA) formula:A convex polyhedron having six rhombus faces is termed a:What fraction of the circumscribed cylinder surface area is a sphere?Material inside a cylindrical shell of radii R, r and altitude h equals:For a given volume, a cylinder has the smallest surface area when: