SOLUTION: If you have a cone, and the area of the base is 16(pi)^2 in and is 3 in long (slant hight) how would you solve to find the surface area of the cone?

Question 646689: If you have a cone, and the area of the base is 16(pi)^2 in and is 3 in long (slant hight) how would you solve to find the surface area of the cone?
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

 

Hi,



cone with s = 3in and base area of in^2, r = 4in

surface area = in^2 

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