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The volume of the silo is approximately equal to 1047.2 cubic feet. (Correct choice: D)

How to determine the volume of a silo

In this problem we must determine the volume of a silo, which is the sum of the volumes of two cones and a right cylinder, whose volume formulae are, respectively:

Cone


V = (\pi)/(3) \cdot r^2 \cdot h

Where:

  • r - Radius, in feet.
  • h - Height, in feet.
  • V - Volume, in cubic feet.

Cylinder


V = \pi \cdot r^2 \cdot h

Now we proceed to compute the volume of the silo by substituting terms and adding each component:


V = 2\cdot (\pi)/(3)\cdot 5^2\cdot 5 + \pi \cdot 5^2\cdot 10

V = 1047.198 ft³

The silo has a volume of approximately 1047.198 ft³.

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