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Uploaded by on May 21, 2009

This video provides a specific example of how to find the volume of a cone.

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  • So is the paper rolled into the shape of a cone? If so you can use the diameter to find the radius (divide by 2) so the radius is 1.75 inches. Then use the formula V=(1/3)*(Area of the Base)*height. Since the base of a cone is a circle the area of the base is found by using the formula A = pi*r^2.

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  • Surely its just easier to use the formula V= Pi R squared H?

  • thanks u helped alot really

  • isint there an easier way to do it.

  • A coneshape paper with diameter is 3.5 inches and height is 5.5 inches? How do I get the volume?

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