SOLUTION: The bases of a right cylindrical solid are each 135 degrees sectors of circles with a 4-inch radius each. The altitude of the solid is 12 inches. The volume of this solid is equal

Question 1197278: The bases of a right cylindrical solid are each 135 degrees sectors of circles with a 4-inch radius each. The altitude of the solid is 12 inches. The volume of this solid is equal to _____ pi cubic inches.
Answer by ikleyn(52856) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Find the volume of the corresponding cylinder using the standard formula for it.

Then multiply that obtained volume by the factor = .

What you get, will be your answer.

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