The given area of the shape of 57.8·π cm², and length of the slant sides
being a factor of the radius, gives the length of the radius as <u>3.4 cm</u>.
<h3>How can the length of the radius be calculated?</h3>
Given;
Radius of the two cones are equal.
Slant height of one cone = 2 × Radius
Slant height of the other cone = 3 × Radius
Surface area of the shape = 57.8·π cm²
The curved surface area of a cone = π·r·l
Required:
The radius of the cone.
Solution;
Surface areas of the cones are therefore;
π·r × 2·r, and π·r × 3·r
The total surface area is therefore;
π·r × 2·r + π·r × 3·r = 57.8·π
5·r²·π = 57.8·π
Which gives;
r² = 57.8 ÷ 5 = 11.56
r = √(11.56) = 3.4
- The radius of the cones, r =<u> 3.4 cm</u>
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