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16 February, 17:13

Which statements are true? Check all that apply. The height of the cylinder is 3.4 ft. The diameter of the cylinder is about 4.5 ft. The diameter of the cylinder is about 3 ft. The radius of the cylinder is about 6 ft. A right cylinder with the same height and radius as this oblique cylinder would also have a volume of 24 ft3.

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