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                 Volume of cylindrical vase = 8038.4 cubic centimeters

                 Height of the cylindrical vase = 40 centimeters

Step:1

                Formula for volume of cylindrical vase,

                                     Volume, V=\pi r^{2} h......................(1)

               Where, r - Radius of cylindrical vase

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                                      V = 8038.4 cubic centimeters

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                             8038.4 = \pi r^{2}  40

                                          =(3.14)(40)r^{2}                               (∵ \pi = 3.14 )

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                                      r^{2} = \frac{8038.4}{125.6}            

                                       r =\sqrt{64}

                                       r = 8 centimeters

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