Cone Volume: Estimation

What is the formula for Volume of a Cone?

• V=π r³h
• V=π r²h
• V=(1/3)π r²h
• V=(4/3)π r³

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V = ?

• 14.13 in³
• 56.52 in³
• 169.56 in³

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Find the volume of the figure.

• 150.72 cm³
• 75.36 cm³
• 452.16 cm³
• 151 cm³

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Find the volume of the cone. (Round to the nearest integer.)

• 1810 in³
• 151 in³
• 452 in³
• 276 in

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• 400
• 1200
• 3600
• 324

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• 3 in
• 15 in
• 6 in
• 9 in

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• 42.4 in³
• 169.6 in³
• 56.5 in³
• 14.13 in³

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v = ?

• 2,144.66 m³
• 1,608.49 m³
• 536.17 m³
• 498.62 m³

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find the volume. Round to the nearest hundredth.

• 1526.82mi

• 1326cm³

• 6104.16mi³

• 1026.04mi³

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Mr. Quintero has a large plastic cup that he is going to fill with water. The plastic cup is in the shape of a cone as shown. Which is closest to the volume of Mr. Quintero's cup?

• 21 cubic inches
• 63 cubic inches
• 66 cubic inches
• 198 cubic inches

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