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A cylindrical tank holds 352 cu. ft. of water. The height of the tank is 7 ft. Find the
radius of the tank.
pls help me thx and show your work

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Answer:

0.3334 ft

Step-by-step explanation:

Measure the height and radius of the tank. The radius is the distance from the center of the tank to its outer edge. Another way to find the radius is to divide the diameter, or width, by two. Square the radius by multiplying the radius times itself and then multiply it by 3.1416, which is the constant pi.

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