Beer cans are right circular cylinders. My Algebraic Ale and Logarithmic Lager cans, from the Schmidt Brewery, have dimensional units called "brewskies". They have a volume (in cubic brewskies) equal to the solution of the number of grams of radium 226 remaining after 4860 years when the original sample contained 648pi grams. The height divided by the radius of my bear can is equal to the solution of log6 w+ log6 (w+9)=2. Do not round pi while finding the surface area of my beer can.

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Beer cans are right circular cylinders.  My Algebraic Ale and Logarithmic Lager cans, from the Schmidt Brewery, have dimensional units called "brewskies".  They have a volume (in cubic brewskies) equal to the solution of the number of grams of radium 226 remaining after 4860 years when the original sample contained 648pi grams.  The height divided by the radius of my bear can is equal to the solution of log6 w+ log6 (w+9)=2.  Do not round pi while finding the surface area of my beer can.

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