Fool's problem of the day,

$ (1)$ Two cones of each of which have same height and diameter are cut from the opposite sides of a unit cube with axes at the center. If the radii are $\frac 1 4$ and $\frac 12$ units respectively. Find the surface area of the resultant cavity.

Good luck!

PS: I an attest that this is not a very easy problem.

Question

Fool's problem of the day,

$ (1)$ Two cones of each of which have same height and diameter are cut from the opposite sides of a unit cube with axes at the center. If the radii are $\frac 1 4$ and $\frac 12$ units respectively. Find the surface area of the resultant cavity.

Good luck!

PS: I an attest that this is not a very easy problem.

anonymous · Answer

if the diameters are same ,how can the radius be different..????

anonymous · Answer

For cone 1 Height 1 = diameter 1

For cone 2 Height 2 = diameter 2

anonymous · Answer

ohhh,sorry...

anonymous · Answer

Pic please.

anonymous · Answer

It wasn't given to me, why should I give it to you ? ;)

anonymous · Answer

I don't understand your description.

anonymous · Answer

Is this supposed to be an English test?

anonymous · Answer

lol @FoolForMath where do you get these quesitons?

anonymous · Answer

A book where the diameter is same but different.

anonymous · Answer

No, but interpreting is a part of problem solving ;)

inkyvoyd · Answer

Hey, did you read my message? :S

anonymous · Answer

is the answer 24

anonymous · Answer

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