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2 years ago

A cone has a circular base radius of 24cm the height is 30cm what is the volume of the cone?

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Ivenika [448]2 years ago

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Hight is 30 radius is 24

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A cone has a circular base radius of 24cm the height is 30cm what is the volume of the cone?