An alaskan pipeline is 1200 km long and has a diameter of 1.2m. what is the maximum volume

An alaskan pipeline is 1200 km long and has a diameter of 1.2m. what is the maximum volume ?
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1.2m is 1.2/1000km=0.0012km. Radius=0.0006km. Volume=π(0.0006)^2*1200=0.001357 cu km approx. This is 1.357 million cu m.

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