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If a cylinder water tank holds 1,000 ft^3 of water and has a height of 10 feet what is the internal base area of the water tank

If a cylinder water tank holds 1,000 ft^3 of water and has a height of 10 feet what is the internal base area of the water tank
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If a cylinder water tank holds 1,000 ft^3 of water and has a height of 10 feet what is the internal base area of the water tank

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User Mazedul Islam
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Answer:

Explanation:

3.14*10^6?

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User Francisco Paulo
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The answer is 100 ft^2

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