What is the approximate volume of the cone? Use 3.14 for π. https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1299500_1300000/1299583/1/eb8c74d9448e1dd720d2449ad84890705bdfa9b7/143809.jpg A.4239 cm3 B.6359 cm3 C.2120 cm3 D.1272 cm3
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jabez177 (jabez177):
The volume of a cone is: \[\frac{ 1 }{ 3 }\pi r ^{2}h\]
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
ok
jabez177 (jabez177):
So let's input them into the equation.
jabez177 (jabez177):
The radius in this figure is 15, right?
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
in think brb
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jabez177 (jabez177):
Okay.
Do you know what a radius is?
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
um no i think 15cm
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hello
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hello @jabez177
jabez177 (jabez177):
Hi!
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jabez177 (jabez177):
15 x 15 is the same thing as \[15^2\]
jabez177 (jabez177):
So what is 15 x 15?
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
@jabez177 225
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
divide by 7 right
jabez177 (jabez177):
Nope.
You have to now multiply the height which in this case the height is 9 so 225 x 9 = ?
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OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
@jabez177 2025
jabez177 (jabez177):
Right now we have to multiply by \[\pi \]
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
as expected
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
so piex2025
jabez177 (jabez177):
Yep!
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OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
6358.5
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
round up to b
OpenStudy (rawfeeds-):
helllo
jabez177 (jabez177):
No.
jabez177 (jabez177):
Now we divide by 3
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