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What is the volume of a right circular cylinder if its height is equal to its diameter 'd'?
A(πd^3)/4
B(πd^3)/2
C(πd^3)/8
Dπd^3
✓ Correct Answer: A — (πd^3)/4
r = d/2, h = d. V = π(d/2)^2 * d = π(d^2/4) * d = (πd^3)/4.
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