Mathematics
Grade-8
Easy
Question
An ice cream cone has a diameter of 3 inches and a height of 6 inches. How much ice cream can just the cone hold?
- 42.4 in3
- 169.6 in3
- 56.5 in3
- 14.13 in3
Hint:
ice cream it can hold is = volume of cone
Volume of Cone =
The correct answer is: 14.13 in3
Given a Cone with diameter of 3 inches so radius is 1.5 inch
And height = 6 inches
Ice cream it can hold is = volume of cone
Volume = ? .
Volume of Cone = 
taking pi = 3.14
putting the values
volume = 133.141.5 1.5 6 = 14.13 in3
So , 14.13 in3 is the ice cream cone can hold .
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