First, substitute the given radius and given height of the cone into the formula for the volume of a cone.
Volume of a cone: (1/3) pi r^2 h
In this case, the cone volume is (1/3) pi (12 cm)^2 (12 cm) = 576 cm^3
Vol. of a rt. cylinder: pi r^2 h
In this case, the vol. of the rt. cyl. is pi (8 cm)^2 h.
The two different shapes have the same volume. Therefore, set the two formulas (above) equal to each other:
576 pi cm^3 = pi (8cm)^2 h. This becomes
576 pi cm^3 = pi (64 cm^2) h. "pi" cancels out, leaving us with
576 cm^3
------------- = h. This is the height of the cylinder, in cm.
64 cm^2
Answer:
Angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees because triangles are have the measure and sizes of quadrilaterals, which have an angle measure of 360 degrees. If you divide 360 degrees by 2, you will get 180 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
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I would change to improper fractions and then get common denominators.
(-20/3) - (39/8)
LCD is 24
(-160/24) - (117/24)=
-277/24
Simplify -11 13/24
The answer is C cause from
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