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What is the length of the cone?
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I can't see the image — could you upload it or type the given measurements? Also tell me whether by "length of the cone" you mean the vertical height or the slant length.
How to find it (so you can check once you give the numbers):
- If you know the radius r of the base and the vertical height h, the slant length (l) is l = sqrt(h^2 + r^2).
- If you know the slant length l and the radius r, the vertical height is h = sqrt(l^2 − r^2).
- If you know the diameter d, use r = d/2.
Give the numbers shown in the image and I’ll compute the length in cm.
How to find it (so you can check once you give the numbers):
- If you know the radius r of the base and the vertical height h, the slant length (l) is l = sqrt(h^2 + r^2).
- If you know the slant length l and the radius r, the vertical height is h = sqrt(l^2 − r^2).
- If you know the diameter d, use r = d/2.
Give the numbers shown in the image and I’ll compute the length in cm.
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