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The leaning tower of Pisa is an example of an oblique cylinder and is considered a UNESCO world heritage site. The tower has a height of 184.6 ft, and a base diameter of 50.8 ft…

The leaning tower of Pisa is an example of an oblique cylinder and is considered a UNESCO world heritage site. The tower has a height of 184.6 ft, and a base diameter of 50.8 ft…
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The leaning tower of Pisa is an example of an oblique cylinder and is considered

a UNESCO world heritage site. The tower has a height of 184.6 ft, and a base
diameter of 50.8 ft.?
I need help please

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Answer:374152.8

Explanation: trial and error of algebra nation :)

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