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What is the volume of a cylinder whose curved surface area is 1408 cm2 and height is 16 cm?

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Given $2 π r h$ = $1408 c m$ $^{2}$
$h = 16 c m$
Hence, $2 π r = 88 c m$ $^{2}$
Therefore $r = 14 c m$
Volume= $π$ r $^{2}$ h
= $9856 c m$ $^{3}$

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