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Answer:

12.8 cm

Explanation:

So let's find the volume fo the can of paint.

The formula for volume of a cylinder is
\pir^2 h.

Plugging the height and radius in, we get


\pi64*20

or
\pi1280

Since Jamil has 1/4 of a can of paint remaining, we multiply the volume by 1/4 to get:

320
\pi

Since the smaller can has to have a volume of 320
\pi,

we divide it by 25 to get
\pih or 12.8
\pi

So the height of the smaller can is 12.8 cm

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