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An 6 inch tall can of soda can hold 150π cubic cm. What is the radius of the top?

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Answer:

3.14 cm ≈ 1.235 in

Explanation:

The formula for the volume of a cylinder is ...

V = πr²h

Solving for r, we find ...

r = √(V/(πh))

For the given values, the radius is ...


r=\sqrt{\frac{150\pi\text{ cm$^3$}}{\pi(6\text{ in})(2.54\text{ cm/in})}}=\sqrt{(25)/(2.54)}\text{ cm}\approx\boxed{3.14\text{ cm}}

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