A cone has a volume of 300 units3, and a cylinder has a volume of 100 units3. Is it possible that the cylinder and the cone have
the same height and same radius? Why or why not?
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Answer and Explanation:
We already know that,
Vol. Of cy. Is πr2h
And
Vol. Of a cone is 1/3πr2h
Therefore we can conclude that the vol. of a cone is one third the volume of a cylinder, give that their height and radius is same .
Meaning if the volume of the cylinder is 300 square units, then the volume of the former cone will be:
1/3 of 300 , that is 100 square units
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