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Remi has two cone-shaped containers with the same diameter. He will place the smaller container inside the larger one. Before he does this, he wants to fill the larger container with water so that it will be completely full but won't spill when he places the smaller container inside. The diameter of both containers is 14 cm. The height of the smaller container is 3 cm, and the height of the larger container is 17 cm.

What volume of water must Remi put in the large container? Round your answer to two decimal places and use 3.14 to approximate pi.

Remi Has Two Coneshaped Containers With The Same Diameter He Will Place The Smaller Container Inside The Larger One Before He Does This He Wants To Fill The Lar class=

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use the formula for the cone
1/3 times (area of base) times height

so first we want to find the volume of both cones then subtract the volume of the smaller container from the larger one

area of base for both are equal
area of base=area of circle=pi times r^2
radius=diameter/2
diameter=14
radius=14/2
radius=7

pi times 7^2
pi times 49
3.14 times 49=153.86

smaller  so 1/3 times 153.86 times 3=smaller cone=153.86 cm^3

larger
so 1/3 times 153.86 times 17=871.873

subtract smaller from larger

871.873-153.86=718.013 cm^3
the volume of water needed is 718.01 cm^3
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