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Figure < 4.00 in 1.25 in 2 of 2 A single-scoop ice cream cone is a composite body made from a single scoop of ice cream placed into a cone. ( Figure 2) Assume that the scoop of ice cream is a sphere with radius r = 1.44in that is placed into a 4.00 in tall cone. The interior height of the cone is 3.60 in. The cone has an exterior radius of 1.25 in and an interior radius of 1.10 in. The scoop of ice cream sits on the cone's interior radius and extends into the cone some distance. Find the centroid for the cone (the scoop of ice cream and the cone). Express your answer numerically in inches to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z = 4.63 in Submit Previous Answers Part E Correct The specific weight of the cone and scoop of ice cream are Yeone 10.0 lb/ft³ and ice cream = 45.0 lb/ft³, respectively. What is 2, the location of the center of gravity of the cone (i.e., the cone and scoop of ice cream)? Express your answer numerically in feet to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z => 1 ΑΣΦ 11 vec ? ft

Figure < 4.00 in 1.25 in 2 of 2 A single-scoop ice cream cone is a composite body made from a single scoop of ice cream placed into a cone. ( Figure 2) Assume that the scoop of ice cream is a sphere with radius r = 1.44in that is placed into a 4.00 in tall cone. The interior height of the cone is 3.60 in. The cone has an exterior radius of 1.25 in and an interior radius of 1.10 in. The scoop of ice cream sits on the cone's interior radius and extends into the cone some distance. Find the centroid for the cone (the scoop of ice cream and the cone). Express your answer numerically in inches to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z = 4.63 in Submit Previous Answers Part E Correct The specific weight of the cone and scoop of ice cream are Yeone 10.0 lb/ft³ and ice cream = 45.0 lb/ft³, respectively. What is 2, the location of the center of gravity of the cone (i.e., the cone and scoop of ice cream)? Express your answer numerically in feet to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z => 1 ΑΣΦ 11 vec ? ft

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Figure < 4.00 in 1.25 in 2 of 2 A single-scoop ice cream cone is a composite body made from a single scoop of ice cream placed into a cone. ( Figure 2) Assume that the scoop of ice cream is a sphere with radius r = 1.44in that is placed into a 4.00 in tall cone. The interior height of the cone is 3.60 in. The cone has an exterior radius of 1.25 in and an interior radius of 1.10 in. The scoop of ice cream sits on the cone's interior radius and extends into the cone some distance. Find the centroid for the cone (the scoop of ice cream and the cone). Express your answer numerically in inches to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z = 4.63 in Submit Previous Answers Part E Correct The specific weight of the cone and scoop of ice cream are Yeone 10.0 lb/ft³ and ice cream = 45.0 lb/ft³, respectively. What is 2, the location of the center of gravity of the cone (i.e., the cone and scoop of ice cream)? Express your answer numerically in feet to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z => 1 ΑΣΦ 11 vec ? ft
Transcribed Image Text:Figure < 4.00 in 1.25 in 2 of 2 A single-scoop ice cream cone is a composite body made from a single scoop of ice cream placed into a cone. ( Figure 2) Assume that the scoop of ice cream is a sphere with radius r = 1.44in that is placed into a 4.00 in tall cone. The interior height of the cone is 3.60 in. The cone has an exterior radius of 1.25 in and an interior radius of 1.10 in. The scoop of ice cream sits on the cone's interior radius and extends into the cone some distance. Find the centroid for the cone (the scoop of ice cream and the cone). Express your answer numerically in inches to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z = 4.63 in Submit Previous Answers Part E Correct The specific weight of the cone and scoop of ice cream are Yeone 10.0 lb/ft³ and ice cream = 45.0 lb/ft³, respectively. What is 2, the location of the center of gravity of the cone (i.e., the cone and scoop of ice cream)? Express your answer numerically in feet to three significant figures. ▸ View Available Hint(s) z => 1 ΑΣΦ 11 vec ? ft
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