Measuring and estimating volume of cones

15. Li is using a cone shaped cup with the dimensions shown. Which of the following is the closest to the total volume of the cup?

• A. 1,707.87 cubic cm

• B. 569.29 cubic cm

• C. 426.97 cubic cm

• D. 142.32 cubic cm

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What is the volume of the lady's cone? Use the pi button on your calculator.

• 28.3 cm^2

• 94.2 cm^3

• 282.7 cm^3

• 113.1 cm^3

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Cone A has a radius of 12 & Cone B has a radius of 30. If Cone A has a volume of 200 ft^3, what is the volume of cone B?

• 600 ft³

• 1225 ft³

• 3125 ft³

• 4321 ft³

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Find the missing dimension of this figure. 
The volume of the cone is 1⁄18π ft³

• 4.5ft
• 1.5ft
• 0.5ft
• 2.1ft

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Find the volume of the cone ( rounded to the nearest 10th)

• 5989.0

• 365.6

• 2618.0

• 375.6

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Calculate the volume of this shape using the correct formula. Round to the hundredths place!

• 3532.5 cm³

• 706.5 cm³

• 235.5 cm³

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The volume of a cone is 339.12 meters³. If the radius is 6 meters, calculate the height. *Use 3.14

• 10 meters
• 3 meters

• 9 meters

• 8.5 meters

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Find the HEIGHT of the cone. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

V = 628 mm³

r = 5 mm

• 26 mm

• 24 mm

• 23 mm

• 25 mm

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A small cone has a radius of 3 cm and a height of 4 cm.

If a larger cone is similar to the small cone and their scale factor is 3,

then the radius of the larger cone = (a)   cm

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Find the volume of the cone. Round your answers to the nearest tenth. Use 3.14 for π.

• 127.3 yd3
• 147.7 yd3
• 287.7 yd3
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