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A machine for baking hay produces cylindrical bales that are 6 feet in diameter and 5 1/3 feet in height. Which is closest to the number of cubic feet in each bale of hay machine produces A.100 B 151 C
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A machine for baking hay produces cylindrical bales that are 6 feet in diameter and 5 1/3 feet in height. Which is closest to the number of cubic feet in each bale of hay machine produces A.100 B 151 C 301 D603
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we know that
diameter=6 ft----------> r=6/2------> r=3 ft
h=5 1/3 ft------> (5*3+1)/3-----> 16/3 ft
[volume of a cylindrical bales]=pi*r²*h----> pi*3²*16/3---> 150.72 cm³
the answer is the option
B 151 cm
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