The volume of cone A is equal to the volume of cylinder B. In addition, their radii are equal in length. What is the ratio of the height of cone A to the height of cylinder B?

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Rudolf Manusachi asked Sep 22, 2023

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The volume of cone A is equal to the volume of cylinder B. In addition, their radii are

equal in length. What is the ratio of the height of cone A to the height of cylinder B?

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Answer:

3:1

Explanation:

A cone has the same volume formula as a cylinder, except it is 1/3 as much. So to have the same volume, a cone would need to be 3 times as tall.

Nick Josevski answered Sep 27, 2023

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