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A cylinder container can hold 2.45l of water. it radius is 4.00cm. what is the the volume of it in cm3
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A cylinder container can hold 2.45l of water. it radius is 4.00cm. what is the the volume of it in cm3
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a cylinder container can hold 2.45l of water. it radius is 4.00cm. what is the the volume of it in cm3
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