stock pot volume question-maths

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  unquestioned11 months, 2 days ago2 Likes #1Show comment toolsReply

  Multiply one half of the diamterer (the radius) by itself then multiply by pi to find the area then multiply the area by the length or depth in this case. Round it off.
  
  11223 cubic centimetres or 11.2 litres.
  
  That's
  

  
  Edited By: unquestioned on Jul 16, 2012 12:27
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  mintcake11 months, 2 days ago1 Like #2Show comment toolsReply

  11.2 litres
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  Goatmilk11 months, 2 days ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  unquestioned

  Multiply one half of the diamterer (the radius) by itself then multiply by pi to find the area then multiply the area by the length or depth in this case. Round it off.
  
  11103 cubic centimetres or 11.1 litres.
  
  That's

  
  
  Thanks !
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  unquestioned11 months, 2 days ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Goatmilk

  unquestioned

  Multiply one half of the diamterer (the radius) by itself then multiply by pi to find the area then multiply the area by the length or depth in this case. Round it off.
  
  11103 cubic centimetres or 11.1 litres.
  
  That's

  
  
  Thanks !

  
  
  I had to edit because I got the 1st wrong as I didn't put in the correct value of pi :P
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  Goatmilk11 months, 2 days ago2 Likes #5Show comment toolsReply

  unquestioned

  Goatmilk

  unquestioned

  Multiply one half of the diamterer (the radius) by itself then multiply by pi to find the area then multiply the area by the length or depth in this case. Round it off.
  
  11103 cubic centimetres or 11.1 litres.
  
  That's

  
  
  Thanks !

  
  
  I had to edit because I got the 1st wrong as I didn't put in the correct value of pi :P

  
  
  its ok i wont be cooking pie in my stockpot anyway,cheers..
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  hasj211 months, 2 days ago1 Like #6Show comment toolsReply

  unquestioned

  Multiply one half of the diamterer (the radius) by itself then multiply by pi to find the area then multiply the area by the length or depth in this case. Round it off.
  
  11223 cubic centimetres or 11.2 litres.
  
  That's
  

  
  
  you sir, blew my mind
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  Ennui11 months, 2 days ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Because. And stock pots are generally cylindrical.

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