The height and diagonal of the axial section of the truncated cone are related as 5:13.
The height and diagonal of the axial section of the truncated cone are related as 5:13. Find the volume of a cone if the areas of its bases are 16n (pi) and 64n (pi) cm ^ 2.
Knowing the areas of the bases of the cone, we determine their radii.
S1 = n * R1^2 = n * BO1^2 = 16 * n cm2.
BO1 ^ 2 = 16.
BO1 = 4 cm.
S2 = n * R2 ^ 2 = n * AO ^ 2 = 64 * n cm2.
AO ^ 2 = 64.
AO = 8 cm.
Let’s draw the height of the HV cone. Let BH = 5 * X cm, then BD = 13 * X cm.
The length of the segment OH = BO1 = 4 cm, then DH = DO + OH = 8 + 4 = 12 cm.
In a right-angled triangle BDH, DH ^ 2 = BD ^ 2 – BH ^ 2 = 169 * X ^ 2 – 25 * X ^ 2 = 144.
144 * X ^ 2 = 144.
X = 1.
Then BH = 5 * 1 = 5 cm.
Determine the volume of the truncated cone.
V = n * BH * (BO12 + BO1 * AO + AO ^ 2) / 3 = n * 5 * (16 + 32 + 64) / 3 = n * 560/3 = n * 186 (2/3) cm3.
Answer: The volume of the cone is equal to n * 186 (2/3) cm3.