The volume of a cone is 763.02. the radius and height of the cone are equal. What is the radius of the cone?
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In this case, the radius and height are equal, so we can substitute h with r. The formula becomes V = 1/3πr³. We know that the volume is 763.02, so we can set up the equation 763.02 = 1/3πr³. To solve for r, we first multiply both sides by 3 to get rid of the Show more…
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