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The volume of a cone is 50 pi cubic feet. Its height is 6 feet. In feet, what is the radius of the cone? Round the answer to the nearest tenth.

*The answer is 5*

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5

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User Friday
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Answer:

Radius= 5.0ft ( given)

Explanation:

Given: Volume of cone= 50π ft^3

Height of cone= 6ft

Required: Radius

Volume of cone= 1/3 * π * r^2 *h

(or)

r^2= Volume *3/h π ( Just disintegrating the formula and taking radius^2 to the left hand side(L.H.S) )

= (50 π *3)/(6)π

= 50/2 (because, 3 π /6 π = 1/2)

r^2 = 25

now, r =√25= 5.0 ft

Therefore, the radius of the cone is 5.0 ft(to the nearest tenth) :)

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