What is the volume of the cone if the area of the base 75 cm squared and the height is 6 cm?
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<em>Volume= a³</em>
<em>a=edge</em>
<em>2197 = a³</em>
<em>=> a=13 m</em>
<em>Surface area=6a²=6*13²=6*169=1014 m²</em>
<em>
= 25,35 ≈ 26</em>
<em>=> <u>26 cans needed</u></em>
<em>a=edge</em>
<em>2197 = a³</em>
<em>=> a=13 m</em>
<em>Surface area=6a²=6*13²=6*169=1014 m²</em>
<em>
<em>=> <u>26 cans needed</u></em>
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There are
Question 2
There are seven swimmers in total.
There are
There are
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Question 3
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The probability of eating two green candies is