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a milkman while supplying milk to the customer adds milk from a measuring cane without adding water which is cylindrial in shape with hemispherical bottom . the radius of the cylinder is 1.75 cm and its height is 10 cm . find the volume of the milk in the cane . what values are shown by him

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