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stepladder [879]3 years ago

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Answer:

≈451.37 cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the diameter of the can is 6, the radius is 3.

Old can height: 12

Old can base radius: 3

Old can volume: 339.12 cm³

New can height: 12×1.1=13.2

New can base radius: 3×1.1=3.3

New can volume: 13.2×3.14×3.3²=13.2×3.14×10.89=451.36872 cm³

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