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The volume of a cylindrical can is (4πx^3 + 28πx^2 + 65πx + 50π) cm^3. The can is (x+2) cm high. ...

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The volume of a cylindrical can is (4πx^3 + 28πx^2 + 65πx + 50π) cm^3. The can is (x+2) cm high. ...

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Hi Patrick. This should help you get started:

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Got it right, thanks Slight Smile

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