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An icecream cone has a diameter across the top of 6cm and sloping side of 13cm. How deep is the cone?
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An icecream cone has a diameter across the top of 6cm and sloping side of 13cm. How deep is the cone?
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You can for a right triangle using the depth of the cone, the radius of the top, and the side. So you can do Pythagoras theorem to solve.
6^2 + d^2 = 13^2
36 + d^2 = 169
d^2 = 133
d = sqrt(133)
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