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For a cone, if the radius was quadrupled and the slant height was reduced to one sixth of its original size, what would be the...Asked by Torri
For a cone, if the radius was quadrupled and the slant height was reduced to one sixth of its original size, what would be the formula to find the modified surface area?
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bobpursley
surface area=PI*r*hs + PI*r^2
radius=4x hs=1/6 x
modified area=2PI*hs/3 + PI (16)r^2 where r, hs are the original slant heights, and radius.
radius=4x hs=1/6 x
modified area=2PI*hs/3 + PI (16)r^2 where r, hs are the original slant heights, and radius.
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