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OpenStudy (anonymous):

The volume of a cone is three hundred cubic kilometers. If the radius of the base is 7 kilometers, what is the height of the cone? Use three point one four for pi. Show your work and round to the nearest tenth

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

V = 1/3*pir^2*h 300 = 1/3*pi*49*h 900 = pi*49h (900/49pi) = h

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wait

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Ahem, volume: pi * r^2 * h

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

3.14 * 49 * h = 300

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Go on, you can continue. I'll keep you on da right track

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im confuzzeled

OpenStudy (anonymous):

mk, we need to isolate h. 3.14 * 49 * h = 300

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What's the first step to isolating h?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Or, better yet, we can combine like terms first.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

3.14 * 49 * h = 300 153.86h = 300

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See how to go now?

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i got this

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

V=(1/3)pi*r^2*h 3V=pi*r^2*h (3V)/(pi*r^2)=h h=(3V)/(pi*r^2) h=(3(300))/(pi*(7)^2) h=(3(300))/((3.14)*(7)^2) h=(3(300))/((3.14)*(49)) h=(900)/((3.14)*(49)) h=(900)/(153.86) h=5.84947354738074 So the height is approximately 5.8494735 km to the nearest tenth, the height is 5.8 km

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

The volume of a cylinder is one hundred twenty cubic meters. What is the volume of a cone with the same radius and the same height as the cylinder? thirty cubic meters forty cubic meters three hundred sixty cubic meters four hundred eighty cubic meters

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