document.write( "Question 450765: A right cone and a right cylinder have the same volume and same radii how many times taller is the cone than the cylinder? \n" ); document.write( "
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Let the common volume and radius be equal to V and r, and let the heights of the cone and cylinder be and respectively. Using the area for a cone,\r
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