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The cross-sectional area parallel to the bases of the two figures above is the same at every level. Find the volume of the cone, to the nearest tenth.

The cross-sectional area parallel to the bases of the two figures above is the same-example-1
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User Meriam
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I got 26.496 cm^3 so it is A
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User Thewillcole
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Answer:


V=26.4cm^3

Explanation:

It is given that The cross-sectional area parallel to the bases of the two figures above is the same at every level, therefore the area of the triangle will be equal to the area of cone, thus using Pythagoras theorem, we have


(4.8)^2+(base)^2=(6.0)^2


(base)^2=36-23.04


Base=3.6cm

Now, area of triangle is given as:


A=(1)/(2){*}3.6{*}4.8


A=8.64cm^2

Also, Volume of cone is given as:


V=(1)/(3){\pi}r^2h

Using the given property, we have


V=(1)/(3){*}8.64{*}9.2


V=26.4cm^3

Thus, the volume of the cone is
26.4cm^3.

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