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Express the volume of a cone, V, as a function of its radius, r, if the radius is 1/3 of the height. I have tried (1/9)*pi*r^2 but it did not work.
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\[V=\frac{ 1 }{ 3 } *\pi r^2h\] r=h/3 h=3r plug in this equation for h and you will get your answer
So would the answer be V=pi^3?
that's what i got
oops V=pi*r^3
Thanks! Haha yeah I forgot to put in the r oops
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