A right cone has a base diameter that is 6 cm and a slant height that is 27 cm. What is the surface area of the cone? 81π cm2 84π cm2 162π cm2 90π cm2 Please explain.
@jim_thompson5910 @jhonyy9
I know how to do it, but I cannot get an answer with pi left out
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why not get it witout pi - just dont use in your calcules this value of pi of 3,14 and what you get this number will use to answer togheter with pi
ok. ?
Oh okay... so it's 81pi^2
pi squared not is right the unit measure you need writing squared - ok. ?
Lol the first one, then?
That's what I meant
so will be 81pi cm^2
Okay
do yu understand it now sure right ?
Yeah I get it. I knew how to do it, but I was confused on the pi part.
you made a typo somewhere. The answer isn't 81pi
I'm referring to the first question at the top
Surface area of a cone \[\Large SA = \pi*r*(r+s)\] In this case r = 3 is your radius s = 27 is the slant height \[\Large SA = \pi*r*(r+s)\] \[\Large SA = \pi*3*(3+27)\] \[\Large SA = \pi*3*(30)\] \[\Large SA = 90\pi\]
Wait, what?
The equation for the surface area of the cone with slant height is A=πrl+πr^2
r = 3 is the radius L = 27 is the slant height \[\Large SA = \pi*r*L+\pi*r^2\] \[\Large SA = \pi*3*27+\pi*3^2\] \[\Large SA = \pi*81+\pi*9\] \[\Large SA = 81\pi+9\pi\] \[\Large SA = 90\pi\]
The formula I used is in a different form but it's equivalent to your formula
JIm sorry but i think Rose mean total area and you wrote surface area what mean lateral area - than i m right ???
Oh... okay. @jhonyy9 I need the surface area of the cone
@jim_thompson5910 Is 90pi cm^2 correct?
`Is 90pi cm^2 correct?` yes @rose4825
ok checking now
9 is correct
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