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The paper cone can hold 84.78 cubic centimetres of water. What is the height of the cone?
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Well...
I'll do it.
Is there a radius?
Oh, it's 3cm.
Ok, so what you do is take 84.78 and use the formula V=πr2h and put 84.78 in place of V.
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So, the answer would be.......
would it be 3?
Formula for volume of cone is pi)(r^2)(h)(1/3)
Correcting @MathHelper's formula
He new that.
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Yes, the answer would be 3.
Thank you.
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