Mathematics, 14.04.2020 21:49, YuNgJoKeR

10. A grain soil is made of cylindrical sections that have a 7.2 m diameter and are 2.4 m tall. The cylindrical
sections are stacked on top of one another to form a silo. Orville wants to be able to store 500 cubic
meters of grain. How many sections will Orville need to buy?

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10. A grain soil is made of cylindrical sections that have a 7.2 m diameter and are 2.4 m tall. The...