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The yummy Ice cream company wants to package ice cream in cylindrical containers that have a volume of 5453 cubic centimeters. T

he marketing department decides the diameter of the base of the containers should be 20 centimeters. How tall should the containers be?

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Lina20 [59]3 years ago

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The radius of the base of the container:
20/(2*3.14)=3.18cm
Area of the base:
3.14*3.18*3.18=31.8cm square
The toll of the container :
5453/31.8
=171.5cm

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