
Courtney L.
asked 07/22/18radical equations
The volume of a cone of sand moved by harvester ants given it's radius can be found with the following formula r=3√3V/2πr A mound of gravel is in the shape of a cone with the height equal to twice the radius. Calculate the volume of such a mound of gravel whose radius is 3.5 ft. Use π=3.14
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Bobby W. answered 07/22/18
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Lets assume that your formula is to be used to solve the problem. If so, then when solving for v in the equation lets perform the following operations:
multiply both sides by 2πr result: 2πr2=3√3v
solve for v
v=(2πr2 )/3√3
rationalize the denominator of the right side of the equation
v=(2πr2 )∗√3/3√3∗√3
simplifies to:v=(2πr2 )∗√3/9
Substitute for Pi=3.14 and the radius =3.5
v=(2∗3.14∗3.152 √3)/9
v=11.99
note:using your formula.
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