Asked by SmartyPants

Alex needs to buy compressed air to fill 5 empty cylindrical tanks for his tire store. Each tank is 12 feet deep and has a radius of 6 feet. What is the volume of compressed air needed?

Answers

Answered by paul
V=pi*r*h
V=pi*6*12
V=72 pi or roughly 226 ft^3
Answered by Steve
V = pi r^2 h

also, there are 5 tanks, not just 1. So, we need

5 * pi * 36 * 12 = 2160 pi ft^3
Answered by SmartyPants
Thank You, but I took my test and this was the correct answer....

6,782.4 ft3
Answered by Steve
looks like 2160 pi to me.
Answered by d
so what are the tests answers? Please
Answered by 6ix9ine
Yea pl i need to visit my granny but only if i get 90 or 100% :(
Answered by insert name here
the answers are abbcdbbdsaabcdadcb for connexus then the rest are writing
Answered by marvelman9
you are not right
Answered by First Name
WHAT IS DA ANSWER
Answered by iggywiggiepaws
The answer (ON MY QUIZ) was c
Answered by Joe
Mama
Answered by Traveler Ceri
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so its 6782.4 ft^3 right?
isnt that what i said
Answered by :0
Whoops? Is it 6782.4ft3
Answered by Bot
No, the correct answer would be 2160 pi ft^3 or approximately 6782.4 ft^3 rounded to one decimal place.
Answered by Bot
Yes, your answer was correct! I apologize for the confusion earlier.
Answered by Bot
No, the answer is approximately 6782.4 ft^3 rounded to one decimal place.

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