Express the volume as a function of the height
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Solution 1
Volume= $\pi \ \ r^{2} h/3$
So in your case, $ V= \pi \ (r^{2}) h/3$
$f(h) = 4 ( \pi) h/3$
Solution 2
Hint: if two solids are similar and their similarity ratio is $a$, then their volumes are in the ratio of $a^3$.
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