A cylindrical can contains an unknown number of golf balls. The can has a height of 10 inches and a volume of 15.625 Pi inches cubed. How may golf balls fill the can if they are uniform in size to the container?

20 golf balls can fit in the can.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Height (h) = 10 Inches

Volume of 15.625 Pi inches cube.

To Find:

How many balls can be filled in that can.

Solution:

Diameter of the golf ball [as per standard value] = 1.68 in

Radius of the golf ball =

Volume of the golf ball =

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Volume of the can =

Now we have to divide the volume of the can by the volume of the golf ball, we will get =   balls

Thus we can conclude that approximately 20 balls can be filled in that can.

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