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Guyss please help me with this question. I tried a thousand times but it's still incorrect.

Guyss please help me with this question. I tried a thousand times but it's still incorrect-example-1

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Answer:
17.68cm

Explanation:

Using the area formula of a cone, find the height first.


A=\pi r(r+√(h^2+r^2))

Solve for h,

Begin by dividing by
\pi r


(A)/(\pi r)=r+√(h^2+r^2)

Subtract r.


(A)/(\pi r)-r=√(h^2+r^2)

Square both sides.


((A)/(\pi r)-r)^2=(√(h^2+r^2))^2


((A)/(\pi r)-r)^2=h^2+r^2

Subtract
r^2


((A)/(\pi r)-r)^2-r^2=h^2

Extract the square root.


\sqrt{((A)/(\pi r)-r)^2-r^2 } =√(h^2)


\sqrt{((A)/(\pi r)-r)^2-r^2 } =h

Plug in your values.


\sqrt{[(670cm^2)/((3.14)(8cm))-(8cm)]^2-(8cm)^2 } =h

Solve;


\sqrt{[(670cm^2)/(25.12cm)-(8cm)]^2-(8cm)^2 } =h


√([26.67cm-(8cm)]^2-(8cm)^2 ) =h


√((18.67cm)^2-(8cm)^2 ) =h


√(348.57cm^2-64cm^2)=h


√(284.57cm^2)=h


15.77cm=h

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Now, to find the slant height use this formula:
l=√(h^2+r^2)


l=√((15.77cm)^2+(8cm)^2)\\l=√(248.69cm^2+64cm^2)\\ l=√(312.69cm^2)\\ l=17.68cm

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