Mathematics, 23.03.2021 17:30 catelinboog04

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Answer from: PONBallfordM89

1.) The height of the cone is 10 and the volume is 2355

2a.) Height 5= Volume 1177.5.

2b.) Height 30= Volume 7065

3.) (I'm not exactly sure because I haven't done this in a while.)

I guess 30= diameter

4.) 1 unit of height = 235.5 units of volume

Sorry if i messed up 3 or 4. I haven't calculated this stuff in a while.

Step-by-step explanation:

1.) It says the height of the cone on the horizontal ray and volume of the cone of the vertical ray.

2.) Divide 10 by 2 to get 5 height - Divide 2355 by 2= 1177.5

2b.) Multiply 10 by 3= 30 height - Multiply 2355 by 3= 7065

3.) r= √3× (V ÷ $\pi$ h) subtitute: r= √3× (2355 ÷ 3.14× 10)

simplify: r= 14.99... Diameter = 2 radius so about 30

4.) Divide 2355 by 10 to get the unit ratio. 1 unit of height is 235.5 volume.

Answer from: Quest

answer: $\frac{sin40^{\circ}}{x} = \frac{sin60^{\circ}}{12}$

step-by-step explanation:

here x represents the height of the pole,

and, the height of the shadow of the pole is 12 feet.

also, the angle of elevation from the top of the pole is 40°,

therefore,

by the low of sine,

$\frac{sin40^{\circ}}{x} = \frac{sin60^{\circ}}{12}$

which is the required equation for finding the value of x,

$\frac{x}{sin40^{\circ}}= \frac{12}{sin60^{\circ}}$

$x= 12\times \frac{sin40^{\circ}}{sin60^{\circ}}$

$x= 12\times 0.74222719896$

$x= 8.90672638762\approx 8.967$

Answer from: Quest

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