B=3.14(Radius x Radius)Radius=50 Bench Height = 10mBench Width = 5mBatter Angle = 30 degreesDiameter= 100m10mV117.32mV25mWhat is the volume of the overburden V1 and the volume of the ore V2?

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Bench Height = 10m Bench Width = 5m Batter Angle = 30 degrees Diameter= 100m V1 17.32m V2 5m What is the volume of the overburden V1 and the volume of the ore V2?

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B=3.14(Radius x Radius)
Radius=50

Bench Height = 10m
Bench Width = 5m
Batter Angle = 30 degrees
Diameter= 100m
10m
V1
17.32m
V2
5m
What is the volume of the overburden V1 and the volume of the ore V2?

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