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15 June, 19:22

What is the slant height if the surface area is 395.64 square meters? (Use 3.14 for π.) r = 7 of a cone

A. 7

B. 9

C. 11

D. 13

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  1. 15 June, 19:34
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    1. The formula for calculate the area of a cone is:

    A=πr²+πrl (1)

    A is the area (A=395.64 m²).

    π=3.14

    r is the radius (r=7).

    l is the height.

    2. The formula for calculate the slant height of the cone, is given by the Pythagorean theorem:

    h²=l²+r²

    h=√ (l²+r²) (2)

    h is the slant height.

    3. We don't know the value of "l", so:

    - We must rewrite the formula (1) and clear "l":

    A=πr²+πrl

    A-πr²=πrl

    l=A-πr²/πr

    - Now, we must susbtitute l=A-πr²/πr, into the formula (2). Then, we have:

    h=√ (l²+r²)

    h=√[ (A-πr²/πr) ²+r²]

    A=395.64 m²

    π=3.14

    r=7

    4. When we substitute the values above into the formula h=√[ (A-πr²/πr) ²+r²], we obtain the slant height:

    h=√[ (A-πr²/πr) ²+r²]

    h=√170

    h=13

    What is the slant height?

    The answer is: D. 13
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