Question

HELP PLEASE (will give brainliest and thanks)

Answer 1

1) Pythagoras theorem tells:
 H² = P² + B²

Where, H = Hypotenuse (Longest side)
& B & P = Base, & Perpendicular (smaller sides)

2) Pythagoras theorem is all about to find the missing side in a triangle, so we can apply it in a triangle for measuring  unknown side.

3) Distance between coordinates point would be:
H = √(y2 - y1)² + (x2 - x1)²

Same theorem has applied here, where H is considered the direct distance between those two coordinates (points)

4) Volume of a cone = πr² h/3
  Volume of a Cylinder = πr²h
  Volume of a sphere = 4/3 πr³

5) By applying the value of radius & height of the cone in the mentioned formula, we can find the volume of that cone

Hope this helps!