
To find the height of cone C.

Answer to Problem 31HP
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Plane
Volume of the cone above the plane
Concept used:
If the two cones are similar, then the ratio of the volumes of the cones equals the cube of the ratio of their heights.
Calculation:
Since plane
The ratio of the volumes of the cones will equal to the cube of the ratio of their heights.
Let
Conclusion:
Therefore, the height of cone C is
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