Sui believes that the two cylinders have an equal volume is correct.
The volume of cylinder = Base area×Height
=(πr²)×(height)
This is also true for oblique cylinder.
Both cylinders have same height and radius also so, both cylinders have equal volume.
V=πr²h
V=π×(5)²×11.5
V=903.208m³
It can also be visualized that the oblique cylinder have circular pieces. These pieces can be solid together to form a regular cylinder with the same height (i.e. 11.4 m). So both the cylinders have equal volume.
A cylinder is a three-dimensional shape in geometry. A cylinder is round and has a top and bottom in the shape of a circle. The top and bottom are flat and always the same size.
Thus, Sue is correct, and it's true that the two cylinders shown in the diagram have equal volumes.
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