Ellie’s bird feeder is shaped like a cone with a height of 24 in. and a radius of 3 in. Packages of bird seed are cylindrical and come in different sizes. What is the height of the package that has a radius of 6 in. and contains exactly enough bird seed to fill the feeder? Use 3.14 to approximate pi. in.
@imqwerty
I think you need to find the volume of the bird feeder first....
\[V=\pi r^2 h\]
So what is \[V=(3.14)(3)^2(24)?\]
678.24
Right. Now: \[678.24=(3.14)(6)^2(x)\]
Solve for x
You multiply those and then divide, right? :/
I got 6 for the height
3.14*36 and yeah divide what you got for the volume for the bird feeder by what you get for 3.14*36
That should be right, that is what I got
So it's 6? :/
Yes, but I would have someone double check, just in case. Haven't done this for a while
@FortyTheRapper, can you check?
I got 2 When you found the volume of a bird feeder, you used the same formula you did for the cylindrical figure You forgot to do the 1/3 part. The cone equals 226.08 after that, so \[226.08=(3.14)(6^2)(H)\]
Ohhh yeahhhh!!! The 1/3!!!!
Oh...sorry D:
Yeah, cone volume is the weirdest imo lol
yeah 2.000530 and on and on
so 2 is the answer?
Yeah, after calculating I got \[226.08 = 113.04(h)\]Since pi = 3.14 was to be used
Yeah. Then I divided 226.08 by 113.04 And that got me 2
Yep, sounds good
I have like 3 more.
Aight, let's see em
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