Inspired by the works of Neil Dawson and Bert Flugelman, Kassidy drafts a design for a modern sculpture celebrating education. T
he sculpture is to be created from sheets of tempered spring steel, it will be hollow, and the supporting cone will not include a base. Calculate the amount of steel Kassidy will need to create the sculpture if the base of the sculpture is 4-feet tall and has a 2-foot diameter.
Inspired by the works of Neil Dawson and Bert Flugelman, Kassidy drafts a design for a modern sculpture, the amount of steel Kassidy will need is mathematically given as
SA=16.094711 ft^2
<h3>What is the amount of steel Kassidy will need to create the sculpture if the base of the sculpture is 4-feet tall and has a 2-foot diameter.?</h3>
Generally, the equation for the surface area of a cone is mathematically given as
SA=πr(rπ+√(h^2+r^2))
Therefore
SA=πr(rπ+√(h^2+r^2))
SA=π*1(1+√(4^2+1^2))
SA=16.094711 ft^2
In conclusion, the amount of steel Kassidy will need is
if you enlarge the little one, they will intersect each other perfectly because those triangles are similar and the same. they are just different sizes
