What do your measurements give for the volume of the wire in mm^3? Use the correct number of significant figures. The volume of a solid cylinder is given by V=rh, where r is theradius and h is the height. You measure the radius and height of a thincylindrical wire and obtain the results r = 0.036 cm and h = 12.1 cm

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