Illustrate a detailed mathematical still life. The main components should be a three-dimensional cone, with the radius of 8 represented by a wooden ruler and the height of 7 shown using loose string measurement. Include symbolic representations of the concept of surface area for a cone, such as a net diagram containing a circle and a sector. Pin a card alongside with pi approximated to 3.14 written on it. The whole arrangement should be similar to a well-lit classroom desk setting, with a chalkboard subtly in the background but devoid of any text.

Find the surface area of the cone. Use 3.14 for pi. The radius is 8in and the height is 7in.

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area of sides = pi r L

area of bottom = pi r^2

if the height is 7 and the radius is 8 then the slant height, the hypotenuse
L = sqrt ( 49 +64) = sqrt ( 113 ) = 10.63
the area of the sides is then pi * 8 * 10.63 = 267.2
the area of the bottom is pi *64 = 201.1
the sum = 468.3

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what part of this do i use in adult life?

Do you guys realise that the diameter is 8 which means the radius is 4. And the slant height is 7 not the regular height

the answer is ~ 468

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B ()732=(57)+y=6a2

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