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A container at the petting zoo holds 8,138.88 cubic centimeters of grain. Visitors can fill paper cones with grain from the container. the cones have a radius of 4 centimeters and a height of 9 centimeters. How many times can you fill a cone with the grain that is stored in the container? Use 3.14 to approximate the value of pi

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Answer:

54

Explanation:

User Yorkshireman
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Given is :

The volume of the container is = 8138.88 cubic centimeters

Radius of the cone = 4 cm

Height of the cone = 9 cm

Volume of the cone =
\pi r^(2) (h)/(3)

So putting the values as pi=3.14 , r=4 and h=9 we get


3.14*4*4*(9)/(3) = 150.72 cubic cm

So, the number of times the cone can be filled is =
(8138.88)/(150.72)=54

The number of times is = 54.

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