a cylinder tank is half-full of oil the cylinder has a base radius of 100 cm the height of the cylinder is 250 cm 1 litre = 1000 centimetre cubed how many litres of oil is in the tank? round your answer to the nearest litre
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Volume of the tank
= area of the circular face x height
= Pi x r^2 x h
= 3.14 x 100^2 x 250
=7,850,000 cm^3
The tank is half filled. So the volume of oil in the tank is half of the above volume.
= 3,925,000 cm^3
= 3,925 liters.
= area of the circular face x height
= Pi x r^2 x h
= 3.14 x 100^2 x 250
=7,850,000 cm^3
The tank is half filled. So the volume of oil in the tank is half of the above volume.
= 3,925,000 cm^3
= 3,925 liters.
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Answer:13
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12+3=15 that’s bidmass
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