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Trip bought an icecream cone that is 4 inches tall with a radius of 2 inches

Trip bought an icecream cone that is 4 inches tall with a radius of 2 inches-example-1
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check the picture below.

keeping in mind that in 1 US ounce there are 1.805 in³, then in 35 ounces there are 63.175 in³, and in 3 oz there are 5.415 in³.

so the volume of the cone content alone will be, the 63.175 in³ when filled up, minus the topping and minus the 5.415 in³ from the cookie shell.


\bf \stackrel{\stackrel{volume}{\textit{when filled up}}}{63.175}~~-~~\stackrel{\stackrel{volume}{\textit{of hemisphere}}}{\cfrac{2\pi r^3}{3}} ~~-~~\stackrel{\stackrel{volume}{\textit{of cookie shell}}}{5.415} \\\\\\ \stackrel{\stackrel{volume}{\textit{when filled up}}}{63.175}~~-~~\stackrel{\stackrel{volume}{\textit{of hemisphere}}}{\cfrac{2\pi (2)^3}{3}} ~~-~~\stackrel{\stackrel{volume}{\textit{of cookie shell}}}{5.415}\\\\\\ 63.175-\cfrac{16\pi }{3}-5.415
Trip bought an icecream cone that is 4 inches tall with a radius of 2 inches-example-1
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