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Murrr4er [49]1 year ago

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The volume of cone B will be 6 cubic units.

<h3>What is the volume of the cone?</h3>

Let h be the height of the cone and A be the base area of the cone.

Then the volume of the cone will be

Volume = (1/3) × A × h

Consider cone A and cone B.

The bases of the cones are congruent.

The height of cone A is 4 times larger than the height of cone B.

$\rm h_a = 4h_b$

The volume of cone A is 24.

24 = (1/3) Ahₐ

Then the volume of the cone B will be

$\rm V = (1/3)Ah_b$

Simplify the expression, then the volume will be

V = 1/4 x (1/3)Ahₐ

V = 1/4 x 24

V = 6 cubic units

The volume of cone B will be 6 cubic units.

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