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What is the volume of the shaded portion of the
composite figure? Express your answer in terms of A.
O 519[pie] units 3
O 681[pie] units 3
O (600[pie] - 81) units
O (600 – 81[pie]) units

Important please help me What is the volume of the shaded portion of the composite-example-1
User Daniel Hall
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The volume of the shaded portion in the composite figure, excluding the cone inside a triangular pyramid, is
\(600 - 81\pi\) units³. Thus, the correct answer is (D)
\( (600 - 81\pi) \) units³.

To find the volume of the shaded portion, we need to calculate the volume of the triangular pyramid and subtract the volume of the cone.

1. Volume of Triangular Pyramid:


\[ V_{\text{pyramid}} = (1)/(3) * \text{Base Area} * \text{Height} \]

The base of the triangular pyramid is a rectangle with dimensions
15 and 10, so the base area is
\(15 * 10\). The height of the pyramid is
12.


\[ V_{\text{pyramid}} = (1)/(3) * (15 * 10) * 12 \]

2. Volume of Cone:


\[ V_{\text{cone}} = (1)/(3) \pi r^2 h \]

The diameter of the cone is 9, so the radius r is
\( (9)/(2) \). The height \( h \) is 12.


\[ V_{\text{cone}} = (1)/(3) \pi \left((9)/(2)\right)^2 * 12 \]

Now, subtract the volume of the cone from the volume of the pyramid to get the volume of the shaded portion:


\[ \text{Volume of Shaded Portion} = V_{\text{pyramid}} - V_{\text{cone}} \]\[ \text{Volume of Shaded Portion} = \left((1)/(3) * (15 * 10) * 12\right) - \left((1)/(3) \pi \left((9)/(2)\right)^2 * 12\right) \]

Now, simplify this expression to get the final answer.


\[ \text{Volume of Shaded Portion} = (600 - 81 \pi) \]

Therefore, the correct answer is option (D)
\( (600 - 81 \pi) \) units³.

User Dalibor Frivaldsky
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Answer:

the third one is the answer

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