The volume of cylinder \(A\) is how much more than the volume of cylinder \(B\) if cylinder \(A\) has \(x+4\) radius and cylinder \(B\) has a height of \(4?\)
1) cylinder \(B\) has a volume of \(6\)
2) the ratio of cylinder A's volume to cylinder B's volume is \(4{:}7\)
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The volume of cylinder \(A\) is how much more than the volume of cylinder \(B\) if cylinder \(A\) has \(x+4\) radius and
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