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The Cylinder is 40 feet tall and has a radius of 20 feet. The cone is 10 feet tall with the same radius. Approximately how many cubic feet of grain can fit in the silo​
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The Cylinder is 40 feet tall and has a radius of 20 feet. The cone is 10 feet tall with the same radius. Approximately how many cubic feet of grain can fit in the silo​

The Cylinder is 40 feet tall and has a radius of 20 feet. The cone is 10 feet tall-example-1
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Answer: 54,454 ft^3

the volume of the cylinder is about 50265.4 and the volume of the cone is 4188.7. If you add this together you get 54,454.1. Therefore, 54,454 ft^3 of grain can fit
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