What is the Volume of a Cone? - [8-8-9]

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[@vanderpoolfarmsl.l.c.9983]

A very practical lesson would be to find the volume of cones that have some amount of area on the small end. IE a cone with 4cm base and 1cm tip.

[@davekirk100]

What if the apex isn't central above the circular base? Is it the same formula, like an obtuse angled triangle

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[@jjsmallpiece9234]

The formula only works with the vertical height of the cone. If given the slope height of the cone, you have to work out the vertical height by solving the trigonometry of the triangle to find the vertical height.

[@makaylahollywood3677]

Isn't it 16.746 cm cubed? Why is the answer 17.746, you started with 16.746. What did i miss? Thanks!

[@simpleman283]

I wonder if tippy top could be relabeled as Apex.

[@rndmvidsxoxo]

16.746 or 17.746??? At 6:20

[@kenteltongaid1952]

What to do if it has a remainder when dividing ?

[@edcammarata6430]

Can u next do the area of a cone

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v=1/3(3.14)(3 squared)(6)

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v=17.1 remainder 6 round off to the nearest hundredths

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volume=376.8 mm cube 3

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v=130.31 remainder 1 cubic meters

[@matthewhunter2443]

Fun fact: there are no visual or geometric proofs that explain WHY the volume of a cone is 1/3 the volume of a cylinder without bringing in calculus or by saying “because I said it was 1/3”

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v=130.31 remainder 1

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v=7.32 remainder 2

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376.8 mm cube 3=1/3(3.14)(36)h

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v=7.32 cm cube 3

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376.8 mm cube 3 =68.04/3 h

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v=1/3(3.14)(9)(6)

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v=130.31 remainder m cube 3

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v=56.52 mm cube 3

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v=1/3(169.56)

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v=7.32 cubic centimeters

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v=1/3(3.14)(36)h

[@hemrajue3434]

If the formula is true,3 cone icecream should fill the cylinder of same radius.

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In philippines grade 6 students learn how to calculate volume

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376.8 mm cube 3=22.68 h

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v=56.52 cubic millimeters

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How did the one third come about

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v=1/3.169.56/1

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v=169.56/3

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h=17 m

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i dont understand why it has to be upside down icecream cone

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v=1/3pi r squared h

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find the x height

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v=56.52

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First proven by the great Archimedes :)

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v=1/3(3.14)(4 squared)(8)

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v=1/3(3.14)(54)

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376.8 mm cube 3=1/3(68.04)h

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v=1/3(3.14)(6 squared) h

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v=1/3(392.94)

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v=1/3.392.94/1

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v=1/3 pi r squared h

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376.8 mm cube 3=1/3.68.04/1 h

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v=1/3(3.14)(128)

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v=1/3(3.14)(16)(8)

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v=1/3 pi r squared h

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376.8 mm cube 3/22.68=h