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The figure is made up of two cones and a cylinder. Both cones and the cylinder have a 10 mm diameter. What is the exact volume of this figure? What is the volume of this figure? 250πmm³ 400πmm³ 625πmm³ 2500πmm³ Two 15 millimeter high cones with 10 millimeter diameters are connected to each other at their vertices. A 15 millimeter high cylinder with a diameter of 10 millimeters is connected to the cone on the right.

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Answer: 625pimm^3

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User Crandrades
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Answer:

625πmm³

Explanation:

The exact volume of the figure will be the sum total of volume of the two comes and one cylinder.

Volume of a cone = 1/3πr²h

r is the radius of the cone

h is the height of the cone

Since the cone are 15mm high, their individual height = 15mm

Diameter = 10mm, radius = 5mm

Volume of a cone = 1/3× π × 5²×15

Volume of a cone = 1/3 × π × 25 × 15

Volume of a cone = 125πmm³

Volume of both cones = 2(125π) = 250πmm³

Volume of a cylinder = πr²h

Height of the cylinder = 15mm

Radius of the cylinder = 5mm

Volume of the cylinder = π(5)²×15

Volume of the cylinder = 375πmm³

Volume of the composite solid = volume of the two cones + volume of cylinder.

= 250πmm³+375πmm³

= 625πmm³

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