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First, use the equation for a hemisphere. Since a sphere's equation is
(4)/(3)\pi r^(3), and a hemisphere is half a sphere, we can use the equation
(2)/(3)\pi r^(3). We know the radius is 6 inches, and we can approximate pi as 3.14, so now let's plug in our values:


(2)/(3)\ (3.14) 6^(3)=(2)/(3) \ (3.14)(216)= (2)/(3)(678.16)= 452.16

The volume of the hemisphere is about
452.16 in^(3).

The formula for the volume of a cone is
\pi r^(2)(h)/(3). Again, let's plug in our values:


(3.14)(36)(6)/(3) =(3.14)(36)(2)=(3.14)(72)=226.08

The volume of the cone is about
226.08 in^(3).

Subtract 226.08 from 452.16 and you get 226.08.

The volume of the remaining solid will be
226.08 in^(3).

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