You should first draw a strait line across your paper. Draw the 55 degree angle with your protractor. Then draw the 125 degree angle it should stop at where the line of the 55 degree angle you just drew. These two angles add up to 180 degrees. 125+55 = 180. These are known as supplementary angles.
Answer:
356.8cm3
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of a cone= 1/3 * base area * height.
Note: don't be confused by right circular cone ; a cone is gotten from a cylinder by dividing it into three parts. One from the right vertex slanted to the middle of the base; another from the left vertex slanted to the middle of the base and the remaining portion with the surface base at the top.
Going forward; base area =pi * raduis * raduis [ area of a circle; the base is a circle]
Volume= 1/3 * (3.142 * 7.8 * 7.8 *5.6) = 356.83cm3
Volume= 356.8cm3 [ to the nearest tenth].
Tenth means 1/10= 0.1; that is value after the decimal point.
As a product it would be length times two plus width times two. as a sum it'd be length + length + width + width
