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A bucket is 12cm in diameter at the top , 8cm in diameter at the bottom and 4cm deep.calculate uts volume in cm cubein terms of pi
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A bucket is 12cm in diameter at the top , 8cm in diameter at the bottom and 4cm deep.calculate uts volume in cm cubein terms of pi
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a bucket is 12cm in diameter at the top , 8cm in diameter at the bottom and 4cm deep.calculate uts volume in cm cubein terms of pi
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that is 12x8x4= 384
that should be the final answer
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