just find the volume in cm^3
Then recall that 1L = 1000cm^3
how many litres of kerosine can be held by a cylindrical 21cm deep?
Live your answer to 2 significant figure
(2).a conical vessel is 10cm deep.if it half filled with liquid,find the depth of the liquid
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working or hint plz
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what about the second question
and how can i answer my quetion 1 without a radius
pi(r^2)21=1000
can i find my radius from here, and then find the volume.?
pi(r^2)21=1000
can i find my radius from here, and then find the volume.?
yes, with no radius, it's difficult to find the volume. The problem has been garbled, apparently. Both the cylinder and the cone are incompletely specified.
And that doesn't even get into the bad grammar...
And that doesn't even get into the bad grammar...