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A soup can has a diameter of 6.7cm and is 10cm tall, the label was printed on a rectangular sheet of paper that is 10cm wide and how long?
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A soup can has a diameter of 6.7cm and is 10cm tall, the label was printed on a rectangular sheet of paper that is 10cm wide and how long?
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Answer: 6.7 centimeters
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