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PLEASE I NEED HELP!!!! What is the type of two-dimensional solid created by a vertical cross section of the cone that passes through the apex? What is the area of the cross section?

triangle; area = 45 ft2

triangle; area = 90 ft2

circle; area = 36π ft2

circle; area = 144π ft2

PLEASE I NEED HELP!!!! What is the type of two-dimensional solid created by a vertical-example-1
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User Michael Sync
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Answer:

triangle; area = 90 ft2

Explanation:

THe type of two dimensional solid created by a vertical cross section of the cone that passes through the apex is a triangle, as you can see in the picture, if you draw a line that cuts the cone in half passing through the apex it would just be a triangle, and the area of the cross section is given by the formula:


a=(b*h)/(2)

Since you have the radius of the base of the cone, you need the diameter to calculate the area, the diameter is given by the next formula:


D=2r


D=2(6)


D=12

Now you just put your values into the formula of the triangle:


a=((12)(15))/(2)


a=((180)/(2)


a=90

So the area of the triangle formed is:


90ft^(2)

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