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A cylindrical aquarium has a 10 foot diameter and an 18 foot height and holds 10,400 gallons of water. What is the aquariums's volume in cubic feet?
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Reiny
volume of cylinder = π(5^2)(18) = appr. 1413.7 cubic feet.
( If I recall my non-metric times, 1 cubic foot is about 7.5 US gallons, so the above would be around 10600 gallons. Which makes sense, since you would not fill the aquarium to the very top)
( If I recall my non-metric times, 1 cubic foot is about 7.5 US gallons, so the above would be around 10600 gallons. Which makes sense, since you would not fill the aquarium to the very top)
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