Mathematics, 19.02.2020 06:17 marchellepenuliar
A small bottle of Dr. Pepper holds 31.2 cm^3 of the delicious drink. For a New Years Eve party, you need enough juice to fill 6 cone- shaped glasses that have a 4cm diameter and a 3 cm height. How many full bottles of Dr. Pepper do you need to buy to completely fill the 6 glasses you need?
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= 2 cm
= = 2.4153 
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