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Volume of prism = 8 cm × 6 cm × 4 cm = 192 cubic cm
Volume of cylindrical hole = π × (1 cm)^2 × 8 cm = 8π cubic cm
Remaining volume = 192 cubic cm - 8π cubic cm
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A rectangular plot of land measures 50 meters by 30 meters. A circular...
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But this is not correct — the distance to the edge is not the offset,...
Horizontal extent: 2 cm from center (half of 4 cm)
Vertical extent: 1.5 cm (half of 3 cm)
So the smallest such half-length is 1.5 cm, meaning the actual shortes...
Therefore, the shortest distance from the center to the edge of the sc...
But the rectangle spans x from -1.5 to 1.5, so the shortest distance f...
But lets compute the distance to the nearest point on the rectangle:
The closest point is (1.5, 0), distance:
So the shortest distance from center to the edge of the screen is
But 1.5 cm is half of 3 cm, which is the smaller dimension — correct.

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