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Two similar solids have radii of 10 in and 16 in. Find the volume of the larger, if the volume of the smaller is 3000 in
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Two similar solids have radii of 10 in and 16 in. Find the volume of the larger, if the volume of the smaller is 3000 in
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Two similar solids have radii of 10 in and 16 in.
Find the volume of the larger, if the volume of the smaller is 3000 in
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It would be 52 inches good luck xoxooxoxoxo!!!
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