Your friend says that the volume of a sphere with a radius r is four times the volume of a cone with radius r. When is this true? Justify your answer.
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darkknight:
It says I won't answer it, lol
payton:
lol
Durilin:
You can answer.
payton:
i thought u were talking about the other persons question
Durilin:
No I sent this link.
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payton:
it took me to the other question for some reason
payton:
anyways...
darkknight:
Im a bit tired rn, get to you later. Until then, @ramen see if they can solve it :)
Durilin:
payton, could you do it?
payton:
ill try
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ramen:
ok ppl
Durilin:
so, you going to help?
payton:
ok so...
Volume of a sphere is given as 4/3pie*cube of radius
Volume of cone = 1/3pie*square of radius *l
So, this case will be true when r=l
that is slant height equals radius of the cone.
payton:
does this help?
Durilin:
Yeah, thanks Payton.
Knew you would answer it.
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payton:
i tried like u said
Durilin:
And I am 100% sure you got it right.
payton:
well let me know if you did
Durilin:
Ok
payton:
is it right?
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