A conical tank having a height of 5ft and base of 12 in radius contains 0.7ft of water. How much additional water is needed to fill the tank? Select the correct response: 0.554 in3 0.784 in3 O 0.184 in3

A conical tank having a height of 5ft and base of 12 in radius contains 0.7ft of water. How much additional water is needed to fill the tank? Select the correct response: 0.554 in3 0.784 in3 O 0.184 in3

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International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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