Mathematics, 01.08.2019 02:30 dajeourcrazy15

Iwould like to sell 3 gallon cans of peaches. what would the diameter of the base of the can need to be for it to be 6 inches tall and able to hold 3 gallon(s) of liquid? (note: 1 gallon = 231 cubic inches)

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