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Mathematics, 11.12.2020 06:10 addisynshepherd

May be uneven because questions con be worth more or less including zeroj depending on your answer Find the volume, in cubic inches, of the composite solid below, which consists of a 4-inch square solid rectangular bar that is 16 inches
in length. The bar has a 2-inch diameter cylinder hole cut out of the center of the bar from the top of the bar through the entire length of
the bar. Use x = 3.14 to find the volume. Enter only the number.
18
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