During math class, Laura stated that the two cylinders shown below have the same volume. Jean interrupted Laura and argued that the volumes of the two cylinders are different. Their eacher explained that Laura was correct.

3rd option

Step-by-step explanation:

Cavalieri's principle states that two figures which have the same height and  same cross-sectional area have the same volume

the height of the cylinders are both 42

the diameter of both figures is 24 as the diameter of the second cylinder = 12 x 2 = 24

the radius of the cylinders are both equal to 12

the diameter is the straight line that passes through the centre of a circle and touches the two edges of the circle.

A radius is half of the diameter

thus the volumes should be equal

do you have a picture of the table

use distributive property on all like terms and change your signs if you have a double negative or if you have positive/negative