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If the height of liquid in a graduated cylinder is 10.0 cm, and the radius is 1.475 cm, what is the volume?
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If the height of liquid in a graduated cylinder is 10.0 cm, and the radius is 1.475 cm, what is the volume?

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V=hpir^2
h=10
r=1.475
pi=3.141592 aprox for this problem
V=10pi1.475^2
V=10pi2.175625
V=pi21.75625
(use calculator)
V=68.34926095

volume is 21.75625pi cm^3 or aprox 68.35 cm^3
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