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There are an infinite number of potential answers to this question. V = (pi)r^2h where V is volume, r is radius and h is height. So first convert fl oz to cm^3 12 US fluid ounces = 354.882355 centimeters^3 or cubic inches: 12 US fluid ounces = 21.65625 inches^3 so: 21.66 = 3.14 * r^2 * h Plug in a value for either the radius or the height and solve. Say you wanted the can to be eight inches high: 21.66/8=3.14 * r^2 2.71/3.14=r^2 sqrt(0.863) = sqrt(r^2) r = 0.93 Double the radius to get the width, and you have your answer. In other words, a can containing 12 fl oz. that was eight inches high should be a about 1.86 inches wide.
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How many ounces in a can coke?
Cans of coke are 12 oz.
What is the volume of a coke in milliliter?
A can of coke is 355 mL or 12 oz
How much contents in a coke can?
12 OZ
What is a can of coke?
It's a 12 oz. can of coca-cola.
How many cups in coke can?
Cans of coke are 12 oz.
How many fluid ounces is an average coke can?
In the US, Coke is sold in 6 fl oz cans and 12 fl oz cans. The average capacity of the small ones is 6 fl oz. The average capacity of the big ones is 12 fl oz.
How much sugars are in regular coke?
For 1 12 oz. can of Coke it is about 40g of sugar
How many calories in Cherry Coke?
Calories in cherry cokeIn Coca-Cola Company cherry coke there are: 104 calories in 8 oz can or bottle154 calories in a 12 oz can260 calories in one 20 oz bottle1 calorie in an 8 oz diet cherry coke.
Does A 12-oz Pepsi or Coke contains more caffeine than a Vivarin tablet?
no
How many milliliters in a can of coca cola?
Assuming:American Fl. oz.,a 12 fl oz (standard, "popular" size) Can of Coke,and that the coke can contains exactly 12 fl oz:1 US fluid ounce = 29.5735296 mlTherefore, 12 US Fl. oz = ~354.882 mlTherefore, a can of coke contains about 355 ml.
How many ounces in a small bottle of coke?
In the new smallest bottles there are 8 oz. In the next smallest bottle there is 12 oz.
How many ounces are in a bottle of coke?
There are 12 Fl. Ounces in a can of Pepsi-Cola.
