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b. Approximate the change in the volume of the cone when the radius changes from r = 6.47 to r = 6.45 and the height changes from h = 10.0 to h = 9.92.

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b). The radius is changed from r = 6.47 to r = 6.45 and the height is changed from h = 10 to h = 9.92

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