| Teacher: | ll right, let's make it into a cylinder. Magic... cylinder. |
| Teacher: | What part of that sheet of paper is what on the cylinder? |
| Teacher: | Okay, that's your first job. You know how big a sheet of paper is. |
| Teacher: | How big is it? |
| Student: | 8 and-a-half by 11... |
| Teacher: | 8 and-a-half by 11. So, once it's a cylinder, what is this? |
| Student: | The height. |
| Teacher: | It's the height. Do you know how big it is? |
| Student: | 8 and-a-half inches. |
| Teacher: | And what is this part? |
| Student: | The circumference. |
| Teacher: | Circumference. |
| Teacher: | So, if that's the circumference, then how big is it? |
| Student: | 11 inches. |
| Teacher: | Okay now... where's r? That's another thing that I need for you to think about. |
| Teacher: | Do you know the formulas for circumference and volume? |
| Teacher: | I've written them down, so it's okay. |
| Teacher: | Go for it. |
| Teacher: | Go for it. |