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Q: Does surface area times thickness equal part volume?
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Its volume is 200 cm3 for every centimeter of thickness.(You haven't mentioned what the book's thickness is.)


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How do you calculate the area of a 250 mm circle having a thickness of 20 mm?

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What does length times height x width equal?

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