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Find the volume of a right circular cone that has a height of 14.7 ft and a base with a circumference of 13 ft. Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a cubic foot.

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Answer:65.9

Explanation:

User Mjw
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Answer:


C= 2\pi r


r = (C)/(2\pi) =(13 ft)/(2\pi)= 2.069 ft


V =(\pi (2.069 ft)^2 *14.7 ft)/(3)= 65.89 ft^3 \approx 65.9 ft^3

So then the final answer after round to the nearest tenth is 65.9 ft^3

Explanation:

For this case we know that the volume for a right ciruclar cone is given by this formula:


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

Where:


r represent the radius


h = 14.7 represent the heigth

We know the length of the circumference on this case
C = 13 ft and by properties we know that:


C= 2\pi r

Solving for r we got:


r = (C)/(2\pi) =(13 ft)/(2\pi)= 2.069 ft

Now replacing the value of the radius and heigth into the formula for the volume we got:


V =(\pi (2.069 ft)^2 *14.7 ft)/(3)= 65.89 ft^3 \approx 65.9 ft^3

So then the final answer after round to the nearest tenth is 65.9 ft^3

User Derek Lewis
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