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Circumference of one of the bases of a right circular cylinder is 88
Circumference of one of the bases of a right circular cylinder is 88
cm. If height of the cylinder is 7 cm more than its radius, then find the volume (in cm³) of the cylinder.
(Use π = 22/7)
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