SOLUTION: How do you determine the radius of silo when the height of silo is 45 feet but you do not know the volume of the silo?

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Question 1038150: How do you determine the radius of silo when the height of silo is 45 feet but you do not know the volume of the silo?
Answer by garettbuff(18)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Measure from one side of the circle to the other then divide by 2.

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