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For cones with radius 6 units, the equation V=12\pi hV=12πh Is there a linear relationship between height and volume? Explain how you know.
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For cones with radius 6 units, the equation V=12\pi hV=12πh Is there a linear relationship between height and volume? Explain how you know.

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Answer:

V=12\pi hV=12πh

Explanation:

there is a linear relationship between height and volume and you can know if you graph it

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