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2 years ago

the diameter of a cylindrical water tank is 8ft and its height is 11 ft what is the volume of the tank?

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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]2 years ago

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Using the formula for the volume of a right cylinder, we can determine the volume of the water tank.

Formula for the volume of a right cylinder: V = π (d /2)^2

h = π * (8/2)^2 ·11 ≈ 552.92

Therefore, the volume of the tank is approximately 552.92 ft.

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