Minor detail: this is the outer radius, not the average radius.
The resistance of a cylinder is the measure of its ability to resist changes in its shape, size, or motion when a force is applied to it.
The resistance of a cylinder is calculated by dividing the force applied to the cylinder by the change in its shape, size, or motion caused by that force.
The resistance of a cylinder is affected by its material, shape, size, and the force applied to it. Different materials have different levels of resistance, and cylinders with larger diameters or lengths have more resistance than smaller ones.
Temperature can affect the resistance of a cylinder by causing changes in its material properties, such as expansion or contraction, which can alter its resistance to force.
The resistance of a cylinder can be increased by using a stronger material, increasing its size or length, or by adding support structures or reinforcements to the cylinder.
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