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Question: Find the exact value of the volume of a can of asparagus with a diameter of 8 centimeters and height of 10 centimeters. Include correct units with your solution. Use "pi" in place of the pi symbol.

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This solution, although brief in nature, describes all of the necessary steps required to find the volume of a can and solves for this value in cubic centimeters. All calculations are provided.

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