Mathematics, 09.07.2021 23:30, joyce945

Please Help! What is the volume of water, to the nearest tenth of a cubic metre, that would fill this spa tub?

First cylinder= 0.75m diameter, 0.80m height

Cylinder Underneath= 1.25m diameter, 0.70m height

Semi Sphere that holds both cylinders= 3m long

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