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It doesn't make sense, you're right. I'm lost as hell, I've tried everything I could. I know this is a very simple question but I just can't seem to figure it out.

Oh ok. For the holes, I'm going to do π(.092)^2(2.33) For the cylinder, I'm going to do π(.458)^2(13.6) If I'm correct, do I add the two products together to get the final answer?

I don't :(. I'm very new to all of this. Was I right about being on the right track on my previous post?

I agree, there's no block. I'm going to use the formula v = πr^2h. I'm getting π(don't know how to compute radius)^2(13.6). I got to fill out the radius but I don't know how to compute it. Am I on the right track?

Yeah, there's a hole on top of the cylinder. Nope, there's no block. I'm just providing the formulas my teacher gave me to solve this problem. A cylinder with a hole on the top. The height & diameter of the hole is in my original post. Forgot to mention she also gave us density of an...

The object is a cylinder. I tried to fill in the formulas but it makes no sense to me. In the formula L * W * H, I only plugged in 13.6cm for Height. I don't see any a choice for Length or Width which is throwing me off completely. I apologize for removing homework template, won't happen...

Hello, I'm very new to physics & I've been stuck on this question, which seems pretty straight forward, for so long that I had to ask you guys :(. - d, (the diameter of the hole) is 0.184 cm - D (the diameter of the cylinder) is 0.916 cm - h (the height of the hole) is 2.33 cm - H (the height...