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Answer:

(b)


V_2 = (\pi)/(4) [ ((2r)^2h)/(3)] or
V_2 = (1)/(3)\pi r^2h

Explanation:

Given


Ratio = (\pi)/(4)

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Determine the volume of the cone

The volume of a square pyramid is:


V = (a^2h)/(3)

Where

a = base dimension

From the attachment, the base dimension of the square pyramid is 2r.

So:


a = 2r

The volume becomes;


V = ((2r)^2h)/(3)

To calculate the volume of the cone, we simply multiply the given ratio and the volume of the prism.

So, we have:


V_2 = Ratio * V


V_2 = (\pi)/(4) [ ((2r)^2h)/(3)]


V_2 = (\pi)/(4) * ((2r)^2h)/(3)

Open bracket;


V_2 = (\pi)/(4) * (4r^2h)/(3)

Cancel out 4


V_2 = \pi * (r^2h)/(3)

The above can be written as:


V_2 = (1)/(3) * \pi r^2h


V_2 = (1)/(3)\pi r^2h

So, we have:


V_2 = (\pi)/(4) [ ((2r)^2h)/(3)]

or


V_2 = (1)/(3)\pi r^2h

Since the area of the circle is I the area of the square, the volume of the cone equals-example-1
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