How do You find the Volume of a cone in the exact terms of Pi when the radious is 6 and the height is 11? using the unit Meters

Answer 1

The formula for the volume of a cone is V=pi(R^2)(H/3) where R=radius and H=height. Since we know these values we can plug them in to the formula. So, R=6 and H=12

V=pi(6^2)(12/3)

V=pi(6^2)(4)

V=pi(36)(4)

V=pi(144)

Then we need to label with the correct units of M^3 because it is volume. So,

V=144pi M^3