A grocer stocks cans of vegetables on a shelf. The peas are in cans that have a circular bottom with an area of 9.42 square inches and hold 56.52 cubic inches. How tall are the cans

6 inches

Explanation:

A grocer stocks cans of vegetables on a shelf. The peas are in cans that have a circular bottom with an area of 9.42 square inches and hold 56.52 cubic inches. How tall are the cans

The formula for finding the volume of a can:

V = ab ×H

where, V is the volume of the can

            ab is the area of the base

           H is the height of the can

V=56.52 cubic inches

Ab= 9.42 square inches

H=?

Therefore V = ab ×H

to find H

V=AbH

H=56.52/9.42

     =6 INCHES

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the answer is 95 degrees