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The volume of a cylinder is 448π cm^3 and height is 7 cm. Find its radius.
A8 cm
B14 cm
C16 cm
D4 cm
✓ Correct Answer: A — 8 cm
πr^2(7) = 448π → 7r^2 = 448 → r^2 = 64 → r = 8 cm.
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