V = 244.969 cubic units
with area, no height needed volume:720 feet area:90 square feet perimeter:38 feet
If you unroll the cone you'll have a sector of a circle, where: i) radius of the sector = slant height of the cone, ii) arc length of the sector = circumference of the cone base. From i) l=r=7.5 From ii) Arc length = AL=angle/360 x 2 x pi x r = 2 x pi x R where r = radius of the sector and R = radius of cone base Angle = 360 degree - 38 degree = 322 degree so: R = (322 x 7.5) / 360 = 6.71 feet Height of the cone: l^2 = H^2 + r^2 (Pythagoras Theorem) H = 3.35 feet So, Volume = (pi x R^2 x H) / 3 Volume = 1577.87 feet^3 I hope this can help, Luciana Melo If you unroll the cone you'll have a sector of a circle, where: i) radius of the sector = slant height of the cone ii) arc length of the sector = circumference of the cone base From i) l = r = 7.5 feet From ii) Arc length = AL = angle/360 x 2 x pi x r = 2 x pi x R Where: r = radius of the sector R = radius of cone base angle = 360 degree - 38 degree = 322 degree Height of the cone: l^2 = H^2 + r^2 H = 3.35 feet So, Volume: V = (pi x R^2 x H)/3 V = 157.87 feet^3 I hope this can help, Luciana Melo
38: the diameter of a circle is twice its radius.
238.76
The radius is one-half of the diameter. Hence, the radius of a 76 in diameter circle is 38 in.
38 inches squared
37.69911184 rounded to 38 square feet
10 mm = 1 cm, therefore, a cylinder 380 mm x 930 mm = 38 cm x 98 cm. The volume of a cylinder is calculated by Pi x r2 x d, where Pi ~ 3.14, r = radius of the cylinder = 38 cm/2 and d = the cylinder height = 93 cm. 3.14 x (38/2)2 x 93 = 105,419 cm3 or 105,419 cc or cubic centimeters 1 cc = 1 ml, 1,000 ml = 1 liter, 3.785 liters ~ 1 gallon 105,419 ml = 105.419 liters = 27.9 gallons of water at 60oF.
V = 229,850 cubic cm
38
If the circumference is 38, the diameter is 38/pi. Since the radius is half of the diameter, the radius is 19/pi.
with area, no height needed volume:720 feet area:90 square feet perimeter:38 feet
V = Bh or V = πr^2h Since diameter is 6 cm, then radius is 3 cm. Substitute what you know into the formula and you have: 342 cm^3 = π[(3 cm)^2]h 342 cm^3 = π(9 cm^2]h divide by 9 cm^2 to both sides 38 cm = πh divide by π to both sides 38 cm/π = h or h = 38 cm/π h ≈ 12 cm
If you unroll the cone you'll have a sector of a circle, where: i) radius of the sector = slant height of the cone, ii) arc length of the sector = circumference of the cone base. From i) l=r=7.5 From ii) Arc length = AL=angle/360 x 2 x pi x r = 2 x pi x R where r = radius of the sector and R = radius of cone base Angle = 360 degree - 38 degree = 322 degree so: R = (322 x 7.5) / 360 = 6.71 feet Height of the cone: l^2 = H^2 + r^2 (Pythagoras Theorem) H = 3.35 feet So, Volume = (pi x R^2 x H) / 3 Volume = 1577.87 feet^3 I hope this can help, Luciana Melo If you unroll the cone you'll have a sector of a circle, where: i) radius of the sector = slant height of the cone ii) arc length of the sector = circumference of the cone base From i) l = r = 7.5 feet From ii) Arc length = AL = angle/360 x 2 x pi x r = 2 x pi x R Where: r = radius of the sector R = radius of cone base angle = 360 degree - 38 degree = 322 degree Height of the cone: l^2 = H^2 + r^2 H = 3.35 feet So, Volume: V = (pi x R^2 x H)/3 V = 157.87 feet^3 I hope this can help, Luciana Melo
It is customary to call a circle a 38 inch circle if its diameter is 38 inches. If that is the case, the radius = diameter/2 = 19 inches.
Impossible to say. You question needs more detail, you need three variables to calculate volume; or two if you are calculating the volume of a cylinder. You also need to specify the units are 43 and 38 inches, feet, kilometers, millimeters?
Assuming that the three figures given are the length, breadth and height of a cuboid, it has a volume of 1681576 cubic units.