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Given:

The diagram of a cone.

To find:

The lateral area, surface area and volume of the cone.

Solution:

From the given diagram, we get

Radius of the cone = 6

Slant height of the cone = 10

Suppose
h be the height of the cone.

According to Pythagoras theorem:


hypotenuse^2=Perpendicular^2+Base^2

Using the Pythagoras theorem, we get


10^2=(6)^2+h^2


100=36+h^2


100-36=h^2


64=h^2

Taking square root on both sides, we get


√(64)=h


8=h

The lateral area of a cone is:


A_L=\pi rl


A_L=\pi (6)(8)


A_L=48\pi

The surface area of a cone is:


A_S=\pi rl+\pi r^2


A_S=\pi (6)(8)+\pi (6)^2


A_S=48\pi +36\pi


A_S=84\pi

Volume of cone is:


V=(1)/(3)\pi r^2h


V=(1)/(3)\pi (6)^2(8)


V=(288)/(3)\pi


V=96\pi

Hence, the lateral area of a cone is
48\pi sq. units, the surface area of a cone is
84\pi sq. units and the volume of the cone is
96\pi cubic units.

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