Instructions: Show work + explain b. Here are a couple facts that I would like you to use to figure out howmuch skinnier the smaller volume can is. (Find that its radius R, is "whatpercent" of the larger can's radius R2)Volume of Cylinder V = 1(radius)²(height)I measured the cans and the tall one is 8% taller than the one on the left H,H2(1.08). According to the label, V2 = V1(1.25) (25% bigger than the one on theright). 2. [9 points] Consider the two cans of soup that my family bought this week.bells25% BIGGERSEDInstart felCOOKINGBeef StrogReady inservingof100room日日队UPChickenNoodleNET WT.sle sle lea. If one can is 25% bigger than the other, is it true that the can on the rightis 25% smaller than the one on the left? Explain.

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b. Here are a couple facts that I would like you to use to figure out how
much skinnier the smaller volume can is. (Find that its radius R, is "what
percent" of the larger can's radius R2)
Volume of Cylinder V = 1(radius)²(height)
I measured the cans and the tall one is 8% taller than the one on the left H,
H2(1.08). According to the label, V2 = V1(1.25) (25% bigger than the one on the
right).

2. [9 points] Consider the two cans of soup that my family bought this week.
bells
25% BIGGER
SED
Instart fel
COOKING
Beef Strog
Ready in
serving
of
100
room
日日队
UP
Chicken
Noodle
NET WT.
sle sle le
a. If one can is 25% bigger than the other, is it true that the can on the right
is 25% smaller than the one on the left? Explain.

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