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How do do you calculate the volume of a can in Archimedes principle?
You can use the formula for a cylinder in this case.
Formula and volume of a cylinder?
Answerto find the volume of a cylinder you use the formula = Pi multiplied by radius squared multiplied by height.
Formula for capacity of a cylinder?
Formula for a cylinder is pi*radius2*height.
What is the formula to measure the length of a femur and tibia into centimeters?
Measurement of a length in centimetres does not require a formula. All it requires is a tape measure calibrated in centimetres.
Why some people use the informal units of measure?
i think it is to measure units of a square
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