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When measuring volume of a cone, if the line goes all the way across the base, define this current value (what is the term for that line) and how do I identify the value of what…

When measuring volume of a cone, if the line goes all the way across the base, define this current value (what is the term for that line) and how do I identify the value of what…
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When measuring volume of a cone, if the line goes all the way across the base, define this current value (what is the term for that line) and how do I identify the value of what to input into the formula? ​

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Answer: the line across the circle is the diameter, you find diameter by multpyling radius by two

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