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<em>Rounded to the nearest hundredth the volume of the composite figure is:</em>
<em>1308 33 cubic millimeters</em>
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Hello! I wrote the complete question in a comment above. The volume of a cylinder is defined as:

While the volume of half a sphere is:

Since we have 2 half spheres, then the volume of these is the same as the volume of a sphere:

Then, the composite figure is:

The radius of the cylinder is the same of the radius of each half sphere. So:

Answer:
This is done by stating descriptions of these terms.
Step-by-step explanation:
Undefinable terms are terms with no formal definitions. Formal definitions are obtained when specific words are used to define a term. In mathematics, specifically, Geometry words like line, point, and plane have no definite definition, So descriptions are used to identify them.
For example, in describing a point, we note that a point has no dimensions, it is usually denoted with a capital letter, and it indicates a position. Also in a coordinate plane, it is denoted with descriptions such as (u,v). Corresponding descriptions are given of other undefinable terms.
You can do this: 71,000 or 71,000/1