Given two cylindrical containers--A and B. Cylinder A has a diameter of 12 meters and a height of 10 meters. Cylinder B has a radius of 2 meters and a height of 4 meters. If cylinder A is filled to capacity with water, how many cylinder B will be filled to capacity with the content of cylinder A?	Choose the most appropriate option:  A) 23  B) 22  C) 21  D) 25  E) 24

Rationale: calculate the volume of the larger cylinder and divide it by the volume of the smaller cylinder . volume of cylinder = π r 2 h cylinder a volume = 1130.97 cylinder b volume = 50.27 therefore the number of cylinders b that can be filled to capacity = 1130.97 / 50.27 = 22.5 answer is b only 22 cylinders b can be filled to capacity .
Answer: B