An angle measures 40° more than the measure of its complementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?
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Think of the two pieces together as a single cone of height 19, and its volume.
Then think of only the upper piece as a cone, and find its volume.
The volume of the frustum is the total volume minus the volume of the upper piece.
The volume of a cone is:
Total volume:
Volume of upper cone:
Volume of frustum:
Then think of only the upper piece as a cone, and find its volume.
The volume of the frustum is the total volume minus the volume of the upper piece.
The volume of a cone is:
Total volume:
Volume of upper cone:
Volume of frustum:
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