The cross section of a right circular cone parallel to its base is a circle.
<h3>What is a
three dimensional shape?</h3>
A three dimensional shape is a shape that has length, width and height. Examples of three dimensional shapes are<em> cone, cylinder, prism and pyramid.</em>
A two dimensional shape is a shape that have both length and width. Examples of two dimensional shape are <em>circle, rectangle, square</em>.
A cone is a three-dimensional solid geometric shape having a circular base and a pointed edge at the top
The cross section of a right circular cone parallel to its base is a circle.
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Answer:
6.9
Step-by-step explanation:
imagine a circle with the center being the point with the 32 degree angle, and with the radius 13.
then
x = sin(32)×13 = 6.9 (6.88895...)
A/B : 4/9 = 12/B
cross multiply
(4)(B) = (9)(12)
4B = 108
B = 108/4
B = 27
P = 4a...where a is the length of one side
P = 4(27)
P = 108 yds <=== perimeter of square B
Answer:
18.5%/10×100
185
2155-185
1970
now pls round off cause I don't understand 2dp
