Question
A scoop of ice cream shape like a sphere with a diameter of 6 cm is placed on an ice cream cone the has a diameter of 5 cm and a height of 9 cm, show that the cone is or is not big enough to hold all of the ice cream when it melts ?
Answer- I said the cone is too small because is volume is smaller than the surface area of the sphere am I correct?
Answer- I said the cone is too small because is volume is smaller than the surface area of the sphere am I correct?
Answers
why would you compare volume to surface area? The volumes are
scoop: pi/6 * 6^3 = 113.1 cm^3
cone: pi/12 * 5^2 * 9 = 58.90 cm^3
the cone is too small, but because the volumes compare so.
scoop: pi/6 * 6^3 = 113.1 cm^3
cone: pi/12 * 5^2 * 9 = 58.90 cm^3
the cone is too small, but because the volumes compare so.
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