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What is the volume of the cone? (Use 3.14 for π.) 355.87 ft3
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use the formula V = (pi*r^2*h)/3
is my answer right or not
I don't see the actual problem, so I can't confirm
all I see is one potential answer, but no actual problem
sorry hold on
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alright
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your answer is too small
try it again
she just guesses answer lol
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in this case r = 10 h = 17
V = (pi*r^2*h)/3 V = (3.14*10^2*17)/3 V = ???
i acally tried that one @dan815
oh ok, sry i assumed
lol haha
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@msumner you get that wrong answer cause you did 10*2 and not 10^2
1,067.6 ft3 ?
type (3.14*10^2*17)/3 into google or wolfram alpha and they'll act as a calculator
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