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Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of Cone =1 \div 3 \times \pi \times r { \times h}^{2}1÷3×π×r×h
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88% not sure but I think so if it’s not the answer I’m sorry.
He would only be able to make 6 rows with 3/4 of another
Am I to assume this is for volume? The volume formula for a cylinder...oblique or not...is V = 1/3pi r^2 h. Cavalieri's principle tells us that the formulas for both are the same. So V = 1/3*pi*100*11 and V = 366.67 pi
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I think its the last one
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