Solution
1) The volume of a cone.
The volume of a cylinder = 36
What is the relationship between the volume of the cone and the volume of the cylinder? (Answer: The cone takes up one-third of the volume of the cylinder.)

2) Volume of a sphere
The relation between the volume of sphere and the volume of cylinder is that the volume of the sphere is two-third of the volume of the cylinder with a height equal to the diameter of the sphere and the same radius.

Final answer