A cylinder (with circular ends) and a hemisphere are solid throughout and made from the same material. They are resting on the ground, the cylinder on one of its ends and the hemisphere on its flat side. The weight of each causes the same pressure to act on the ground. The cylinder is 0.296 m high. What is the radius of the hemisphere? Number i Units

A cylinder (with circular ends) and a hemisphere are solid throughout and made from the same material. They are resting on the ground, the cylinder on one of its ends and the hemisphere on its flat side. The weight of each causes the same pressure to act on the ground. The cylinder is 0.296 m high. What is the radius of the hemisphere? Number i Units

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