(1) Answer 5 2 cm Explanation Given Information: Cone Radius r = 5 cm, Height h = 5 cm Formula Used: Slant Height of Cone l = h 2 + r 2 Calculation: Slant Height of Cone l = h 2 + r 2 Radius r = 5 cm, Height h = 5 cm Now put the value of r and h to find Slant Height of Cone Slant Height of Cone l = 5 2 + 5 2 cm So, Slant Height of Cone l = 25 + 25 cm Hence, Slant Height of Cone l = 5 2 cm (2) To determine To calculate the surface area of cone. Answer 190 cm 2 Explanation Given Information: Cone Radius r = 5cm, Slant Height l = 5 2 cm. and π = 22 7 Formula Used: Surface area of Cone = π r 2 + π r l Calculation: Surface area of Cone = π r 2 + π r l Radius r = 5 cm, Slant Height l = 5 2 cm. and π = 22 7 Now put the value of r, s and π to find Surface area of Cone Surface area of Cone = 22 7 × 5 2 + 22 7 × 5 × 5 2 cm 2 So, Surface area of Cone = 22 7 × 25 + 22 7 × 25 2 cm 2 So, Surface area of Cone = 78.57 + 111.11 cm 2 Hence, Surface area of Cone = 189.68 cm 2 Nearest Surface area of Cone = 190 cm 2

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Chapter 10.6, Problem 6E

(1)

To determine

To calculate the slant height of cone.

(1)

Expert Solution

Answer to Problem 6E

52 cm

Explanation of Solution

Given Information: Cone Radius r = 5 cm, Height h = 5 cm

Formula Used:

Slant Height of Cone l = h2+r2

Calculation:

Slant Height of Cone l = h2+r2

Radius r = 5 cm, Height h = 5 cm

Now put the value of r and h to find Slant Height of Cone

Slant Height of Cone l = 52+52 cm

So,

Slant Height of Cone l = 25+25 cm

Hence,

Slant Height of Cone l = 52 cm

(2)

To determine

To calculate the surface area of cone.

(2)

Expert Solution

Answer to Problem 6E

190 cm²

Explanation of Solution

Given Information: Cone Radius r = 5cm, Slant Height l = 52 cm. and π=227

Formula Used:

Surface area of Cone = πr2+ πrl

Calculation:

Surface area of Cone = πr2+ πrl

Radius r = 5 cm, Slant Height l = 52 cm. and π=227

Now put the value of r, s and π to find Surface area of Cone

Surface area of Cone = 227×52 + 227×5×52 cm²

So,

Surface area of Cone = 227×25 + 227×252 cm²

So,

Surface area of Cone = 78.57 + 111.11 cm²

Hence,

Surface area of Cone = 189.68 cm²

Nearest Surface area of Cone = 190 cm²

Chapter 10.6, Problem 5E

Chapter 10.6, Problem 7E

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