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What’s the volume of this cone?

What’s the volume of this cone?-example-1

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Answer:

V (to the nearest km.) = 3619 km^3.

V (to the nearest tenth) = 3619.1 km.^3

V (to the nearest hundredth) = 3619.11 km.^3

V (to the nearest hundredth) = 3619.115 km.^3

Explanation:

  • The photo you provided is cropped in a way which prevents us from seeing how much your question wants us to round our answer.
  • Therefore, so I'll provide the answer rounded to the nearest km (whole number), the nearest tenth, the nearest hundredth, and the nearest thousandth.
  • Use the answer depending on what the question tells you to round to.

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  • The figure is a cone.

The formula for the volume of a cone is given by:

V = 1/3πr^2h, where

  • V is the volume in units cubed,
  • r is the radius,
  • and h is the height.

Since the radius is 12 km. and the height is 24 km, we can substitute 12 for r and 24 for h in the volume formula to find V, the volume of the cone in km.^3:

V = 1/3π(12)^2 * 24

V = 1/3π(144) * 24

V = 48π * 24

V = 1152π

V = 3619.114737

Now we can start rounding to the nearest km., the nearest tenth, the nearest hundredth, and the nearest thousandth.

V (to the nearest km.) = 3619 km^3.

V (to the nearest tenth) = 3619.1 km.^3

V (to the nearest hundredth) = 3619.11 km.^3

V (to the nearest hundredth) = 3619.115 km.^3

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