Lesson OVERVIEW of LESSONS on Volume of CONES

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OVERVIEW of LESSONS on Volume of Cones

For your convenience,  this file contains
     - the list of my lessons on volume of cones in this site,
     - the formula for calculating the volume of cones,  and
     - the list of relevant solved problems.

The  Figure 1  shows an example of a cone.

  
          Figure 1. A cone


Formula for calculating the volume of cones


The volume of a cone  is  V =  pir%5E2h = S%5Bbase%5Dh,
where  r  is the radius of the cylinder,  h  is its height,  and  S%5Bbase%5D= pir%5E2  is the base area  (the area of the circle at the base).


My lessons on volume of cones in this site

    - Volume of cones
under the topic  Volume, metric volume  of the section  Geometry,  and
    - Solved problems on volume of cones
under the topic  Geometry  of the section  Word problems.

Solved problems on volume of cones

    - Find the volume of a cone if the base radius of the cone is of  5 cm  and the height of the cone is of  10 cm.
    - Find the volume of a cone if the base radius of the cone is of  4 cm  and the height of the cone is of  9 cm.

    - Find the volume of a composite solid body which comprises of two identical cones joined base to base,  if their                          
          common base radius is of  3 cm  and the height is of  4 cm  each.
    - Find the volume of a composite solid body which comprises of two identical cones joined base to base,  if their
          common base radius is of  4 cm  and the height is of  3 cm  each.
    

    - A composite solid body comprises of the cone and the cylinder that have the same base radius measure.  The cone                     
          and the cylinder are joined base to base in a way that the centers of their bases coincide.  Find the volume
          of the given body if the common base radius is of  3 cm  and the height of the cone and the cylinder is of  4 cm.
    - A composite solid body comprises of the cone and the cylinder that have the same base radius measure.  The cone                     
          and the cylinder are joined base to base in a way that the centers of their bases coincide.  Find the volume
          of the given body if the common base radius is of  4 cm  and the height of the cone and the cylinder is of  3 cm.

    
    - Find the volume of a body  (a truncated cone)  obtained from a cone with the base radius of  6 cm and the height                       
          of  8 cm  after cutting off the part of the cone by the plane parallel to the base in a way that the cutting plane
          bisects the height of the original cone.
    - Find the volume of a body  (a truncated cone)  obtained from a cone with the base radius of  4 cm and the height                 
          of  6 cm  after cutting off the part of the cone by the plane parallel to the base in a way that the cutting plane
          bisects the height of the original cone.
    


My lessons on volume of cones and other 3D solid bodies in this site are

Lessons on volume of prisms

Volume of prisms
Solved problems on volume of prisms
Overview of lessons on volume of prisms                    

Lessons on volume of pyramids

Volume of pyramids
Solved problems on volume of pyramids
Overview of lessons on volume of pyramids

Lessons on volume of cylinders

Volume of cylinders
Solved problems on volume of cylinders
Overview of lessons on volume of cylinders                

Lessons on volume of cones

Volume of cones
Solved problems on volume of cones
Overview of lessons on volume of cones                    

Lessons on volume of spheres

Volume of spheres
Solved problems on volume of spheres
Overview of lessons on volume of spheres


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