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A flower pot is a frustum 14 cm deep whose top rim has radius 6 cm and whose base has radius 3 cm. Find its capacity in . Take π = 22/7.

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  • A2772
  • B660
  • C924
  • D1584

Step-by-Step Solution

Volume = (1/3)π. (Dropping the 1/3 gives 2772; leaving out the middle term gives 660; treating the pot as a plain cylinder of the wider radius gives 1584.)
Answer: C) 924

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