Here is the problem:
V=1/3pie r2h--solve for h
I know the answer just don't know how to get there please explain
the answer is h=3v/pie r2
Volume equals One Third of PI (3.14) Times the Radius Squard times the height. Formula for the volume of a cone.Let us assume the Radius is 5 and the height is 10.Then V = 1/3 (3.14) x 25 x 10V = .333 x 3.14 x 250V = 261.405Solve for H when we know all the factors.H = 261.405 / {.333 x 3.14 x 25)}H = 261.405 / 26.1405H = 10 (checks out) So H = V / (1/3 PI R^2)
V= (1/3)*pi * r^2* h is the formula that represents the words Volume equals one third of pi times the radius squared times the height. Solve for h means multiply or divide the other parts, so that you end up with h = NEW FORMULA This is how. Multiply everything by 3 and put V on the right pi * r^2* h = 3V Divide everything by pi * r^2 like this h = 3V/(pi r^2 ) and you have done it. I hope that helped, Regards - Ian
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