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the diameter of cone a is 6 cm with a height of 13 cm the radius of cone b is 2 cm with a height of 10 cm which cone will hold more water about how more will it hold
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the diameter of cone a is 6 cm with a height of 13 cm the radius of cone b is 2 cm with a height of 10 cm which cone will hold more water about how more will it hold

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answer is Cone A.
　9π×13×3／1
＝39π
　
　4π×10×3/1
＝3/40π
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