Question

help please? Medal & Fan

I am not looking for the answer to anything, I just need someone to help me learn how to find the volume of solid figures. (p.s. idk what 'volume' is eiter)

Answer 1

nvm XD

Answer 2

ok volume of wat

Answer 3

of a cone

Answer 4

\[\pi r^2 h/3\]

Answer 5

:P

Answer 6

\[\pi \] =3.14

Answer 7

okay, so I have this math problem.
A cone is inscribed in a regular square pyramid. If the pyramid has a base edge of 6" and a slant height of 9", find the volume of the cone.
how would I use this information to fill out that formula. sorry, i am really bad at math. i need like a full talk through, if u can give me one

Answer 8

\[r^2\] = half the length of the bottom circle squared

Answer 9

wait for like 5 minutes

Answer 10

k :)

Answer 11

O_O my bro has the same question for his homework
ima copy and paste XD

Answer 12

area of the cone will equal 1/3 (area of the base) (height)

for the area of the base, we know that the cone has a diameter of 6" (since it is the largest possible circle inside the square base). so use the area of a circle formula to get:

(pi)r^2 where r=3 (1/2 of 6)
9(pi)

the height is a little tickier, since you know the slant height, you need to use the properties of a right triangle to get the height. The hypotenuse is 9" and the base is 3" so we use

a^2 + b^2 = c^2
3^2 + b^2= 9^2
9+b^2=81
b^2=72
b=8.49

now that you have the height and the area of the base, put it all together to get:

1/3 (9(pi))(8.49)

your answer is 25.47 in^3

Answer 13

okay, how you did it makes sense to me, but the choices are
12sqrt 2pie
18sqrt 2pie
27pie

Answer 14

well that would be easier

Answer 15

u still there?

Answer 16

ya :c im confused

Answer 17

b

Answer 18

thnx but can you explain how u got it? :P

Answer 19

nvm i gov up kill me

Answer 20

@xapproachesinfinity help meh bro

Answer 21

lol k thanks tho XD have a good night :)

Answer 22

@xapproachesinfinity u there???

Answer 23

@perl could u help?

Answer 24

@rational