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Mathematical bottle problem

The bottom area of wine bottle s = π r 2

The volume of water is S* 12cm.

After being turned upside down, the volume of the part without water in the bottle is S*(28-20)cm.

So the total volume of the bottle is S* 12cm+S*8cm=S*20cm.

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