The radius of the cone is 5 in and y = 13 in. What is the volume of the cone in terms of π?

A cone with a right triangle formed from its dimensions; the value of the height is h, and the value of the slant height is y; the height x and the radius form a right angle at the center of the cone.

40π in3

43π in3

100π in3

108π in3

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Veronica Reeves

Mathematics

5 March, 02:54

The radius of the cone is 5 in and y = 13 in. What is the volume of the cone in terms of π?

A cone with a right triangle formed from its dimensions; the value of the height is h, and the value of the slant height is y; the height x and the radius form a right angle at the center of the cone.

40π in3

43π in3

100π in3

108π in3

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Makayla Mcguire · Answer 1

The answer is 100

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Aleah Ellison · Answer 2

to find the answer you have to multiply pie by the radius squared and then multiply that by the height and divide by 3. Im sorry i couldn't do that because you did not provide the height.