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How do I find the radius

How do I find the radius-example-1
User Kevin Pang
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Actually Welcome to the Concept of the SURFACE AREAS AND VOLUMES.

Since the given section is a Sector of a Circle with length as, 8πcm .

Thus then it's folded veltically at an axis to make a cone.

since we know that, The Curved surface area of a cone is given as formula,

C.S.A = πrl

where, r = radius and l = slant height.

also 2πr = circumference of a circle,

we get as, radius = 4 cm.

How do I find the radius-example-1
User Seeta Ram Yadav
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Answer:

r = 4 cm

Explanation:

AB is actually the circumference of the circle

So,

Circumference = 8π cm

Whereas,

Circumference = 2πr

8π = 2πr

Dividing both sides by 2π

=> r = 4 cm

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