SOLUTION: The entire length of this pipe is 20 feet, while the diameter of the pipe is 6 inches.
A.How many gallons of water will it hold?
B. How much will the weight will the water add to
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A.How many gallons of water will it hold?
B. How much will the weight will the water add to
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Question 624634: The entire length of this pipe is 20 feet, while the diameter of the pipe is 6 inches.
A.How many gallons of water will it hold?
B. How much will the weight will the water add to the pipe when full? Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The entire length of this pipe is 20 feet, while the diameter of the pipe is 6 inches.
Find the volume in cu/ft
Radius = 3 inches which is .25 ft
V =
V = 3.927 cu/ft
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A.How many gallons of water will it hold?
Convert to gallons: 3.927 * 7.481 = 29.378 gallons
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B. How much will the weight will the water add to the pipe when full?
29.378 * 8.347 = 245.2 lbs
