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Please help me with this GEOMETRY

Please help me with this GEOMETRY-example-1
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Answer: Third Option


V = 200.96\ in^3

Explanation:

By definition, the volume of a cone is:


V = (1)/(3)\pi r^2h

V is the volume of the cone

h is the height of the cone

r is the radius of the cone

In this case we know that:


r= 4\ in\\h= 1\ ft

We know that in 1 ft there are 12 inches

So


h=12\ in

Now substitute the values of h and r in the formula to obtain the volume of the cone


V = (1)/(3)\pi (4)^2(12)


V = 16*4\pi


V = 200.96\ in^3

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