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Two cylindrical vases have the same base, but one vase is twice as tall as the other one. Therefore, the taller vase will hold 8 times as much water as the shorter vase.

Two cylindrical vases have the same base, but one vase is twice as tall as the other one. Therefore, the taller vase will hold 8 times as much water as the shorter vase.
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Two cylindrical vases have the same base, but one vase is twice as tall as the other one. Therefore, the taller vase will hold 8 times as much water as the shorter vase.

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