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2 years ago

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A tent has a conical roof and cylindrical wall as shown. The cylindrical wall and conical roof are of the same height. The radiu

s of the tent is 9 meters. Ropes are used to tie the tend to the ground. A) find the height of the wall. B) Find the volume of space inside the tent.

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Oliga [24]2 years ago

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1,20 and 19

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