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Does anyone know how to work this out?
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ummmmmm no.......
yeag gimme a sec to figure it out
you got r = 5 and by pythagoras h = 12
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since \[5^2+12^2=13^2\]
now just plug em in.
65\[\frac{65}{3}\pi\]
i get \[\frac{1}{3}5^2\times 12\times \pi=100\pi\]=
but i often make mistakes in arithmetic. i don't see a 65 though.
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I'm sorry..... \[108.33\pi\]
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