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'V' = volume, 'R' = radius = 1/2 diameter, 'L' = length V = pi R2 L Let's do this one in centimeters. It'll make the last steps easier. 1 meter = 100 centimeters. R = 75 cm, L = 300 cm V = pi R2 L = pi (75)2 (300) = pi (5,625) (300) = pi (1,687,500) = 5,301,437.6 cc 1,000 cc = 1 litre 5,301,437.6 cc = 5,301.44 litres

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