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http://prntscr.com/b6x5p6 7 I got v=414.7 I don't understand why I'm getting the wrong answer I used the formula pir^2h/3
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Problem is, 11' is not h (height), but the slant height. You need to calculate the height using Pythagoras theorem, namely \(h^2+6^2=11^2\) after solving for h, you can continue with the volume formula you used earlier. :)
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Ah, I see what I did wrong!
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