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What is the volume of an area 52in diameter and 9 deep?
Assuming it is 9 INCHES deep, Vol = pi*r2*h = pi*(d2/4)*h = 19113 cubic inches (approx).
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cm² x cm = cm³
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What is 75 cm converted to cm?
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