volume of water in tilted cylindrical

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[steep lava]

have you drawn a picture yet?

it’ll help to realize that the tilted can is equivalent to drawing sliced cross sections that are not aligned properly

then you can find the volume using that

[hollow crest]

yes i have

[steep lava]

yeah, you did exactly what i thought

@hollow crest you can use an approximation of sqrt(2) to get the answer

[hollow crest]

okay i'm 99% sure the answer is 63 , because 90-27=63 p , or 45p + 27 p = 27 p , thank u very mush

[steep lava]

yeah.

,calc 45*sqrt(2)

[turbid panther]

Result:

63.639610306789