What is the volume of the right cone shown below?
0, since the cone is blank
@jdoe0001 help now?
\(\bf \textit{volume of a cone} =\cfrac{\pi r^2 h}{3} \\ \quad \\ h = height\qquad \qquad r = radius = \frac{diameter}{2}\)
can youplug them in for me? h=27 R=6
i dont know what i do from here
well.. what's the radius?
3.14*6?
do you know what a radius is?
on my cone on the picture the radius would be 6 half of 12
\(\bf \textit{volume of a cone} =\cfrac{\pi \cdot {\color{red}{ 6}}^2 \cdot 27}{3} \\ \quad \\ h = height\qquad \qquad r = 6 = \frac{12}{2}\)
508.68?
\(\bf \textit{volume of a cone} =\cfrac{\pi \cdot {\color{red}{ 6}}^2 \cdot 27}{3}\implies \cfrac{36\cdot 27}{3}\ \pi\)
972π units3?
well, what about the denominator though? you still need to divide the product by that
\(\bf \textit{volume of a cone} =\cfrac{\pi \cdot {\color{red}{ 6}}^2 \cdot 27}{3}\implies \cfrac{36\cdot 27}{3}\ \pi\implies \cfrac{972}{3}\ \pi\)
324πunits3?
324πunits3? \(\checkmark\)
ty so much
yw
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