Respuesta :

Answer:

N/A

Explanation:

I don't think you can do it with the information you've given... is there anything about how their heights compare in the problem? I see a part of it is cut off

Answer:

See below

Explanation:

V = h*pi*r^2

V = h*pi*6² = h*pi*36

V = h*pi*3² = h*pi*9

36 cm^3 / 9 cm^3

= 4

Therefore, the volume of beaker A is 2² times the volume of beaker B

EDIT

However if beaker A is twice the height of beaker B (let's say A is 4 cm high and B is 2 cm high) then the factor between the resulting volumes would be 8.

V = h*pi*6² = 4*pi*36 = 452 cm^2

V = h*pi*3² = 2*pi*9 = 56 cm^2

452 cm^2 / 56 cm^2

= 8

Therefore, the volume of beaker A is 2³ times the volume of beaker B