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Explain how you could the surface area and volume of the water tower
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Explain how you could the surface area and volume of the water tower

Explain how you could the surface area and volume of the water tower-example-1
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To find the volume of a cylinder, multiply the area of its bottom (a circle with area ar?) by its height, h. The top and bottom of a cylinder are equal-sized circles. A cylindrical water tower has a radius of 21 feet and a height of 15 feet
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