Question

A candlemaker uses 240 cubic centimeters of wax to create a scented candle using a cylindrical mold. he decides to offer a larger-sized candle, which uses twice as much wax as the smaller-sized candle. which mold can he use to make the larger-sized candle?

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  1. The mold the candlemaker can use to make the larger-sized candle is 480 cubic centimeters.

    Cylinder

    A cylinder is a surface created by projecting a closed two-dimensional curve along an axis intersecting the plane of the curve.
    • smaller-sized candle = 240 cubic centimeters
    larger-sized candle = 2(smaller-sized candle)
    = 2(240 cubic centimeters)
    = 480 cubic centimeters
    Therefore, the mold the candlemaker can use to make the larger-sized candle is 480 cubic centimeters.
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  2. Answer:
    a cylinder with a height that is double the height of the original mold, and a radius that is the same as the radius of the original mold.
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