Mathematics, 28.01.2021 05:50, jeffhuffle17

The volume of a cylindrical container is 17.6 cubic centimeters. A disc has an area of
4.4 square centimeters, equivalent to the
area of the base of the container. If each disc
is 1 centimeter tall, how many discs will the
container hold?

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The volume of a cylindrical container is 17.6 cubic centimeters. A disc has an area of
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