Explanation Given: Radius of cone, r = 3 times of height of come = 3h Formula used: Volume of cone = 1 3 πr 2 h Calculation: Part a: Amount of sand required when height of cone is 2 feet We have volume of cone = 1 3 πr 2 h Here we have radius of the cone r = 3h ⇨ Volume = 1 3 π ( 3 h ) 2 h = 3 πh 3 = 3 π x 2 3 = 24 π = 75.40 ft 3 Part b: Height of dirt cone from 1000 ft 3 dirt We have volume of cone = 1 3 πr 2 h = 3...

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The amount of sand hold by a sand cone of 2 ft height and radius of 3 times of the height of the cone, also amount of sand grains in that sand cone. Determine the height of dirt cone of same proportion made from 1000 ft³ of dirt.

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The amount of sand hold by a sand cone of 2 ft height and radius of 3 times of the height of the cone, also amount of sand grains in that sand cone. Determine the height of dirt cone of same proportion made from 1000 ft³ of dirt.