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I need help with 18 PLEASE!!!!

I need help with 18 PLEASE!!!!-example-1

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Answer:


V=35.185,8 km^(3)

Explanation:

The volume of a cone can be calculated using the following formula:


V=(\pi . r^(2).h )/(3) \\R= radius\\H=height

We know that the radius is the half of the figure's diameter. In this excercise:


r= 80 km : 2 = 40 km

Height in this case is 21 km.

So supplanting we get:


V=(\pi.(40km)^(2).21km  )/(3)


V=(\pi.1600km^(2).21km  )/(3)


V=(\pi.1600km^(2).21km  )/(3)

We have in total three "km"'s, and that is equal to
km^(3). Remember that when we want to calculate a volume, the unit has to be raised to the third power.


V=(\105.557,5 km^(3)  )/(3)


V=35.185,8 km^(3)

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