The height of the two cylinders is equal. The bottom area of the first cylinder is two-thirds of that of the second cylinder. The volume of the second cylinder is 60 cubic meters What is the volume of a cylinder in cubic meters

Bottom area 1: bottom area 2 = V1: V2 = 2:3
That is 3v1 = 2v2
V2 = 60 M3
Then V1 = 2 * 60 / 3 = 40 m3
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