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Answer :
The volume of a can with radius r and height h is
V = πr2h
when the original can with r = 1 and h = 1 , we have
V = π(1)2(1) = π
When both diameter and height increased by 10% :
That is when r = 1.1 and h = 1.1 , we have V = π(1.1)2(1.1) = 1.331π
The increase in volume is 0.331π
Now Consider (0.331π/π)* 100% = 0.331*100 = 33.1 %
The percentage increase is 33.1%
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