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The height of a right circular cone is multiplied by 3, but its radius remains fixed. By what factor will the volume of the cone be multiplied?

The height of a right circular cone is multiplied by 3, but its radius remains fixed. By what factor will the volume of the cone be multiplied?
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The height of a right circular cone is multiplied by 3, but its radius remains fixed. By what factor will the volume of the cone be multiplied?

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The volume for a cone whose radius is R and whose height is H is V = 1/3πR2H
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9

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