3. Find the volume for each of the following solids. Round your answer to one decimal place. (use n= 3.14) b. c. a. al a C a = 10 cm a = 4.9 mm a = 17 m b=4.5 cm b =9 mm b=6.2 m c = 5.8 cm c = 12 mm d. c. f. a a = 3 cm b=15.5 cm a =b=c=2.25 cm a = 3.17 m b = 15.5 m c = 4 m
3. Find the volume for each of the following solids. Round your answer to one decimal place. (use n= 3.14) b. c. a. al a C a = 10 cm a = 4.9 mm a = 17 m b=4.5 cm b =9 mm b=6.2 m c = 5.8 cm c = 12 mm d. c. f. a a = 3 cm b=15.5 cm a =b=c=2.25 cm a = 3.17 m b = 15.5 m c = 4 m
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