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The cross-sections of a cone form several interesting curved shapes—circles, ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas. Use the distance formula to relate the geometric features of the figures to their algebraic equations.
Learn about 3D shapes! A square pyramid has a square base. A rectangular prism is a box shape with all rectangular sides. A triangular prism has triangle faces on opposite sides. A sphere is like a globe. A cylinder looks like a can with circular faces on top and bottom. Shapes are fun!
Practice applying the volume formulas for cylinders.
Practice applying the volume formulas for cones.
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A escala de uma pirâmide é feita exatamente da mesma forma que a escala do prisma que a contém. Quando fazemos a escala de uma pirâmide com volume pelos fatores de , e em três direções perpendiculares, então o volume da figura em escala é s .
A fórmula para o volume de um cone é V=1/3hπr². Aprenda a usar esta fórmula para resolver um problema de exemplo.
The formula for the volume of a cone is 1/3(pi)*h*r^2, or in other words, the area of a cylinder(h * pi * r^2) divided by three. The problem says that the area is equal to 131cm^3 and the height is 5 so substitute that in the equation
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