2. Celeste made 6 cone-shaped ice blocks that each have a radius of 2.8 in. and a height of 7 in. She used a cylindrical container with a radius of 9 in. to fill all of the cones. What is the height of the cylindrical container? Use 3.14 to approximate pi and round your answer to two decimal places. Show your work.
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I just need someone to walk me through the steps is all
@sleepyjess
\(\pi r^2 \dfrac h3\)
\(\pi r^2 h\)
Okay one second ^-^
Okay so for the cones I got 160.83498667
Oops I cubed it
One second lemme redo it
Okay so for the cones I got 57.44106667
Oh well I don't know the height of the cylinder how can I find that?
hopefully this goes through 57.441..... is correct, for the cylinder, we know that the radius is 9, so \(\pi 9^2 h\), that has to equal the cone, now we square 9 and \(\pi\) is 3.14, so \(3.14 *81 h = 57.016667\), now we solve for h
Okay that makes sense
But how?
Can you solve from there? :)
Well, first what is 3.14*81?
Ohhhhhhh okaiii ^-^
254.34?
Then once you find that, divide the 57.01..... by that number yep :)
57.44106667/254.34=0.22584362?
@sleepyjess
Well I'm guessing that 0.22584362 is my height so I plugged it in and got 57.44
Thanks!
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