The height of the cone is 24 cm.
<h3>How is the slant height calculated?</h3>
The distance along the curved surface, measured from the edge at the top to a point on the circumference of the circle at the base, is known as the slant height of an object (such as a cone or pyramid). In other words, the slant height, represented either as s or l, is the shortest distance that may be traveled along the surface of the solid.
Slant height(l)=26cm
Radius(r)=10cm
It is known that, 
Here, h is the height of the cone.
On substituting the values,





h=24
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You will have 2 equations.
30x+20y=1100
and
x+y=45
by putting it into standard form
-(30/20)x+55=y
you can now solve finding the answer to be 20 for x and 25 for y.
Plug it into the original equation to find it correct and then plug it into x+y
20+25=45
30*20+25*20=1100
This isn't MS mathematics, but OK.
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Eight goes into twelve once.
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It's blurry to me, hope it helps.
Answer:
angles 1 and 3 are 52
Step-by-step explanation:
the reason for this is because for the opposite angles are the same and which ever is on the side then it is has to be 180