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Most canned goods have their volume printed on their label in fluid ounces, milliliters (ml) or liters. The volume of a cylindrical can may be calculated by using the formula Volume = pi × radius × radius × height (pi is approximately 3.14). For example, a can 6 cm wide (radius = 3cm) and 10 cm high, V = 3.14 x 3cm x 3cm x 10cm = 283cm³ = 283ml = 0.283 liters.

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