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Judy has a sugar cone and wants to know how many cubic inches of ice cream it will hold if it is filled completely to the top of the cone and no more. The cone has a height of 4.5 inches and a radius of
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Judy has a sugar cone and wants to know how many cubic inches of ice cream it will hold if it is filled completely to the top of the cone and no more. The cone has a height of 4.5 inches and a radius of 1.5 inches.

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To answer that question you have to now the Volume of the cone.
The Volume can be calculated by the equation: V=π×r^2×h×1/3
Now you only have to Put in numbers:
V=π×1.5^2×4.5×1/3
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