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A cone 7dm high and 6 dm in diameter is placed on the ground. Sand is poured over it until conical heap 21 dm high and 33 dm circumference at the bottom is formed. Find how many m^3 of sand is there?

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volume of cone is 1/3 pi r^2 h

subtract the small cone from the large cone

That's how much is sand.

what about 33dm circumfernce

what about 33dm circumfernce

well, you know that C = 2pi r, so,

r = 33/2pi

Forgot about that?

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