Finding volume by using cross section?

[exibo177]

Homework Statement

The only given data is that the cross section is 1m^2, the shape is circular (like a cut wire/rod) and i have to find the volume.

Homework Equations

from what I've searched, i found the equation:

but i have no idea what to do with it, i still haven't learned it at school.
if you know any other way to do it, please tell me with explanations. thank you!

The Attempt at a Solution

 

[Encephalon]

If you have the cross section of a cylinder, then you can find the radius
A=\pi r^2 => r=\sqrt{A/\pi}
From the radius, you could find the volume if you were dealing with a sphere, or if you are dealing with a cylinder, you would need a length/height.
V_{cylinder} = \pi r^2 l <br /> \\<br /> V_{sphere} = 4/3 \pi r^3

 

[exibo177]

If you have the cross section of a cylinder, then you can find the radius
A=\pi r^2 =&gt; r=\sqrt{A/\pi}
From the radius, you could find the volume if you were dealing with a sphere, or if you are dealing with a cylinder, you would need a length/height.
V_{cylinder} = \pi r^2 l <br /> \\<br /> V_{sphere} = 4/3 \pi r^3

So my A here is 1m^2?

 

[truesearch]

To find the volume of a rod of uniform crossection area (square, circular, triangular...it does not matter) the equationis L x area
so if area is 1m^2 and the rod is 1 m long the volume is 1m^3, 10m long it is 10m^3 and so on

 

[World]

edit, misposted
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