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Art [367]
3 years ago
14

A pile of dirt is cone-shaped and it has a height of 10 feet and a diameter of 24 feet. Find the volume.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Nesterboy [21]3 years ago
4 0
The answer is 628.32
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The given angle is 24°  :0   look above.. that last we we solved was also 24°

everything is the same in drawing 2, as in drawing 1.   We can simply use all the things we know about drawing 1..    The inside angle at the center of the circle will be 66 °  and the two angle out by the perimeter of the circle will be 57° just like in drawing 1.     They made that a little too easy  :D  Le'ts hope we get a few more like that  :)

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I'm just sure why the drew the circle in this drawing.  we don't need it to solve this triangle.  Maybe  you're not supposed to use this very common way to solve the triangle yet?   but maybe it's good to introduce it anyway?  since we are given the hypotenuse (long side) and the adjacent side (next to)  the angle we can just use SOH CAH TOA to find any angle or side of this triangle.    I'll put the useful remind of how trig functions ( sin, cos, ect.) fit on triangles and then we'll use them to find the parts we want. :)

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copy the above down.  and put in in a handy place on your computer , for quick reference any time you have to solve a triangle.  it's really super helpful :)

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On this triangle we are given the Opp and the Adj sides and an angle and are asked to find the Hyp

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CAH ⇒ Cos(Ф) = Adj / Hyp

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