Ineed with 2.08: volumes of cones geometry quiz. k12 quiz.
all questions here (look at the pictures for more )

1. what is the volume of this pyramid? (first image)

720 cm³

1080 cm³

1440 cm³

2160 cm³

2. what is the volume of this square pyramid? (second image)
1296 cm³

1620 cm³

3888 cm³

11,664 cm³

3. what is the volume of this oblique cone? (third image)
12π cm³

40π cm³

60π cm³

120π cm³

4. what is the volume of this right cone? (fourth image)
27π cm³

200π cm³

213π cm³

300π cm³

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1)  The formula for the volume of a right pyramid is 1/3* the area of the base * the height of the pyramid.  In this case, the base is a triangle, so our formula looks like this:
V=1/3(1/2bh)(H)
=1/3(1/2)(9)(15)(32)
=720 cm³.
2)  The formula for the volume of this square pyramid is V=1/3lwh.  Substituting our information we have:
V=1/3(18)(18)(12)
=1296 cm³
3)  The formula for the volume of any cone, oblique or right, is V=1/3πr²h.  Substituting our information, we have:
V=1/3π(6²)(10)
=1/3π(360)
=120π cm³
4)  Using our cone formula, V=1/3πr²h, we have:
V=1/3π(10²)(9)
=1/3π(900)
=300π cm³

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