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If you know the volume of a cone and that a cylinder has the same base ans height as the cone, how would you determine the volume of the cylinder? A) add 3 to the volume of the cone B) subtract 3 from
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If you know the volume of a cone and that a cylinder has the same base ans height as the cone, how would you determine the volume of the cylinder?

A) add 3 to the volume of the cone
B) subtract 3 from the volume of the cone
C) multiply the volume of the cone by 3
D) divide the volume of the cone by 3

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Answer:

C

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User Alon Zilberman
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It's C, multiply the volume of the cone by 3.

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