This figure shows the nose cone of a rocket used for launching satellites. The nose cone houses the satellite until the satellite is placed in orbit. What is the volume of the nose cone?

45 cubic feet

60 cubic feet

90 cubic feet

180 cubic feet

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Dereon Palmer

Mathematics

19 April, 23:41

This figure shows the nose cone of a rocket used for launching satellites. The nose cone houses the satellite until the satellite is placed in orbit. What is the volume of the nose cone?

45 cubic feet

60 cubic feet

90 cubic feet

180 cubic feet

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Jaxson Shaffer · Answer 1

The formula to get the volume of a cone is

V = (1/3) πr²h

where V is the volume

r is the radius at the base

h is the height

No values are given but simple substitution should give the correct answer.

This figure shows the nose cone of a rocket used for launching satellites. The nose cone houses the satellite until the satellite is placed in orbit. What is the volume of the nose cone?45 cubic feet60 cubic feet90 cubic feet180 cubic feet

This figure shows the nose cone of a rocket used for launching satellites. The nose cone houses the satellite until the satellite is placed in orbit. What is the volume of the nose cone?

45 cubic feet

60 cubic feet

90 cubic feet

180 cubic feet