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Application of the Volume of a Cylinder
Use the figure below to answer the questions. *Use 3.14 for $\displaystyle \pi$ . Round your final results to two decimal places as needed.*
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Brianna bought a can soup. She measured its dimensions and recorded them as shown in the image above. How much soup does the can hold?
One cubic inch is approximately equal to $\displaystyle {0.554}$ fluid ounces. How many fluid ounces of soup does the can hold? ounces