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Physics, 26.10.2019 10:43 rossy84

the roof of a castle tower is shaped like a cone. the base of the cone is 24 meters across and the height is 16 meters . the slant of the roof , which is unknown , is the hypotenuse of the right triangle formed with the radius and the height of the cone .

what is the slant of the roof ?

explain ?

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