Question

In the figure, the paper cup in the form of a circular cone contains 10 ml of water. How many ml of water must be added to fill up the paper cup?

Answer 1

@hartnn @Callisto

Answer 2

www.chemistryland.com/CHM130FieldLab/Lab1/Lab1.html

www.csulb.edu/.../300demo.htm

Answer 3

chem....?

Answer 4

10 ml is volume. So, we have
(h:3h)^3 = (10: ?)

Find ? and do the subtraction, and done!

Answer 5

?=270h ...

260 ml?

Answer 6

I guess that's it?

Answer 7

the answer is 260 :P

Answer 8

Btw, ?=270, but not 270h.

Answer 9

haha ok i got it :P

Answer 10

That's where they deduct pp, if it is a LQ.

Answer 11

pp ?

LQ, long question ?

Answer 12

pp ...something points...

Answer 13

pp= poor presentation
LQ=long question you got it :P
@hartnn

Answer 14

i thought pp is power puff :3
i was about to say you both are pp girls :P

Answer 15

lol