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1)
Volume of pyramid = 1/3(Ab)(h)
Where Ab is the area of base, h is height
Volume of cone = 1/3(Ab)(h)
a) Their formula for finding volume is same. Also, their painting heads are same.
b) Pyramids have a tetragonal base while cones have a polygonal base
2) Pyramids
Volume of cone = (1/3) πr²h
Since Area of a circle = πr²
So
Volume of pyramid = (1/3)(A)(h)
So we can use the formula of a circle in cone's formula
The rise would have to be 12.
This is because in order to be "Similar" triangles the sides need to be proportionate.
(1/3 = 4/12)
Area of a circle is πr^2.
The radius of the smaller circle with diameter 10 cm is 5 cm.
The radius of the larger circle with diameter 20 cm.is 10 cm.
Area of larger circle : Area of smaller circle
Area of larger circle = 100π.
Area of smaller circle = 25π.
Ratio = 100π : 25π or 100π/25π.
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