Identify the volume of a cone with base area 64π m2 and a height 4 m less than 3 times the radius, rounded to the nearest tenth.

1 answer:

4 0

V=basearea times 1/3 times height
basearea=6<span>4π m2
hmm, they try to make it difficult

basearea=circle=pir^2
pir^2=64pi
divide by pi
r^2=64
sqrt
r=9

h is 4 les than 3 time r
h=-4+3(8)
h=-4+24
h=20

v=1/3*64pi*20=1280pi/3 m^3=1350.4

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