Mathematics, 02.12.2021 23:20, sakotaco3455

Is there more wood in a 50-foot-high tree trunk with a radius of 2.3 feet or in a 40-foot-high tree trunk with a radius of 2.6 feet? Assume that the trees can be regarded as right circular cylinders.

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