Multiply the square of the radius by the height, then multiply by π to find the volume. The Volume in Terms of Pi Calculator simplifies the computation of volumes for shapes such as cylinders, cones, and spheres while expressing the result in terms of π.
This approach is useful in mathematical contexts where exact precision is required without approximating π. It is especially relevant in geometry and engineering calculations involving circular objects.
Formula:
Contents
V = π ∗ r² ∗ h
Variable | Definition | Units |
---|---|---|
V | Volume | Cubic units |
r | Radius of the base | Linear units |
h | Height of the object | Linear units |
Solved Calculations:
Example 1: Volume of a cylinder with radius 5 units and height 10 units
Step | Value | Explanation |
---|---|---|
Radius (r) | 5 | Cylinder radius in units |
Height (h) | 10 | Cylinder height in units |
Volume (V) | 250π | π ∗ 5² ∗ 10 = 250π cubic units |
Example 2: Volume of a cone with radius 4 units and height 9 units
Step | Value | Explanation |
---|---|---|
Radius (r) | 4 | Cone radius in units |
Height (h) | 9 | Cone height in units |
Volume (V) | 48π | (1/3) ∗ π ∗ 4² ∗ 9 = 48π cubic units |