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If the height of a cone is 14.7 and the radius is 2 what is the volume

User Ggalmazor
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Answer:

61.5752159 units³

Explanation:

The height of a cone can be found using the following formula:


v=(1)/(3) \pi r^2h

We know that the height is 14.7 and the radius is 2.


h=14.7 \\r=2

Substitute the values into the formula.


v=(1)/(3) \pi (2)^2(14.7)

Evaluate the exponent.

⇒ 2²= 2*2 = 4


v=(1)/(3) \pi (4)(14.7)

Multiply 4 and 14.7


v=(1)/(3) \pi (58.8)

Multiply 1/3 and pi.


v=1.04719755*58.8

Multiply the two numbers together.


v=61.5752159

Add appropriate units. Volume is cubic units, and we aren't given units. So, we should use cubic units.


v=61.5752159 units^3

The volume of the cone is 61.5752159 cubic units.

User Saveta
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Answer:

volume = 174.8 sq. units.

User Jake Wong
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