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A cone with radius 5cm and height 12 cm
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A cone with radius 5cm and height 12 cm

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Answer:

Explanation:

314.16cm^3

This is because Volume is equal to:

V=πr^2*h /3

where

π=3.14, r=5, h=12

lets calculate

V=3.14*25*12/3=314cm^3

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