Asked by Sheenybeany
"Find the volume of a cone that has 5 as its base radius and a lateral surface area of 65 pi."
Help, thanks!
Help, thanks!
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
65PI=PI*5sqrt(25+h^2)
solve for height h
65/5= sqrt(25+h^2)
square both sides
169=25+h^2
h= 12
volume= 1/2 PI r^2 h
solve for height h
65/5= sqrt(25+h^2)
square both sides
169=25+h^2
h= 12
volume= 1/2 PI r^2 h
Answered by
Sheenybeany
Thanks!
Answered by
Sheenybeany
But that's wrong :(
Answered by
Steve
The lateral area is just πrs. Don't include the area of the base.
so,
πrs = 5πs = 65π, so s = 13
So, the height is 12, making the volume
v = πr^2 h = π*25*12 = 300π
so,
πrs = 5πs = 65π, so s = 13
So, the height is 12, making the volume
v = πr^2 h = π*25*12 = 300π
Answered by
Anonymous
The answer is 100pi (bobpursley was right about the height but the formula he stated was incorrect)
Answered by
anonymous
the answer is 100pi
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