Find the volume of a cone formed from a sector of diameter 72 inches and a central angle 7pi/6.
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i never understood with question .... unless its half a cone
how do you form a cone from a sector?
and what is a diameter of a sector?
idk too. thats why i post this question.
I don't think you can
segment is a pizza slice sector is cutting off the edge of a circle .... right?
wait, can you explain this yahoo answer amistre..
If the diameter of the sector is 72 inches, then its radius, which is also the slant height of the cone, is 36 inches. The circumference of that complete circle would have been C = πd or C = 72π. If the sector had a central angle of 7π/6, then the length of its arc is (7π/6)/(2π) * 72π = (7/12) * 72π = 42π 42π is also the circumference of the base of the cone to be formed. If 42π is the circumference of the base of the cone, then its diameter is 42, so its radius is 21 inches. If its radius is 21 inches and its slant height is 36 inches, then find the cone's height: a² + b² = c² radius² + cone's height² = slant height² 21² + h² = 36² 441 + h² = 1296 h² = 855 h = 3√95 inches volume = ⅓ area of base x height V = ⅓ πr²h V = ⅓ π(21)²(3√95) V = 441π√95 <==ANSWER V = 13,603.62 in³ <==decimal ANSWER
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ahh ok, then yeah, that makes more sense
thats roughly sector of 7pi/6
i cant understand this part: If the sector had a central angle of 7π/6, then the length of its arc is (7π/6)/(2π) * 72π = (7/12) * 72π = 42π 42π is also the circumference of the base of the cone to be formed. If 42π is the circumference of the base of the cone, then its diameter is 42, so its radius is 21 inches.
seems welsh is on a good track
what is the length of the arc of the associated sector?
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