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Greeley [361]
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Tom [10]3 years ago
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There are two cones, the area of a cone is base x height divided by 3. in order to find the base, you would need the area of the circle which is π r^2. once you have that, multiple it by the height and divide by three. you will need to find both of the cone’s volumes so you would need to add the two volumes together to find the volume of the entire shape
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