How to calculate 40% of level in cylindrical vessel?

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How to calculate 40% of level in cylindrical vessel?..

Answer / ajit jha

1) with the help of level indicator
2) calculate the cylinder area then find its 40%

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How to calculate 40% of level in cylindrical vessel?..

Answer / virendra

Calculate cylinder volume then find its 40%.

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