The Giant Soup Problem

From google, I was able to get the dimension of the Campbell Soup which is,

Radius = 1  5/16 inches

Height = 4 inches

Thus their ratio is Radius: Height

                                       1 5/16 : 4

                                     21/16 : 4

                                          21: 64

Also, the radius from a real bicycle, is 100cm

And in the picture, the radius, is 5 cm

So if we have

                         100:5

                           20:1

Now from the picture, the diameter of tank is 6.5cm

Thus, its radius will be 6.5/2 = 3.25cm

In the picture, the length of the picture tank is 12.5 cm

Now using the ratio 20:1

We get the real dimension of the water tank

Radius = 3.25*20 = 65 cm

Height= 12.5 *20= 250cm

Thus volume = pi*r^2 *h

                      =3.14*65^2*250

                     = 3318307 centimeter cube