Mathematics, 21.11.2019 17:31 bhale5406

The object below was made by placing a cone on top of a cylinder. the base of the cone is congruent to the base of the cylinder.

1) what is the volume, in cubic centimeters, of the object? explain how you found the volume of the (2) smaller shapes.

2) then explain how you found the volume of the total shape.

do not just show your answer. explain your steps and the numbers you used.

did you use radius? height? diameter? base? pi (3.14)?

The object below was made by placing a cone on top of a cylinder. the base of the cone is congruent

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