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Cones and frustum slides
1.
2. What is a Cone?
ο A solid or hollow object that tapers from a
circular or roughly circular base to a point.
3. Types of Cones
ο Right Cone - A cone that has its apex aligned
directly above the center of its base.
ο Oblique Cone β A cone that has its apex not
aligned above the center of its base
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4. Volume of Cone
οFormula:
Volume = ππ2
β
r = radius of circular base
h = height of the cone
οCan be used for both right and oblique
cone.
5. Total Surface Area
οFormula:
πππ΄ = πrs + ππ2
= ππ(π + π)
r = radius of circular base
s = slant height of the cone
οThis formula CANNOT be used for oblique
cone. (There are NO formula to find TSA of
oblique cone)
6. Example 1
Find out the Volume and the
Total Surface Area of the
cone.
< Given: π =
22
7
>
Volume =
1
3
ππ2
β
=
1
3
Γ
22
7
Γ 72
Γ10
= 513.333ππ3
8. What is a Conical Frustum?
οA conical frustum is a frustum created by
slicing the top off a cone (with the cut
made parallel to the base).
9. Volume of Conical Frustum
METHOD 1
ο Formula:
V =
πβ
3
(π 2
+ π π + π2
)
h = height of the frustum
r = radius of the circular top of the frustum
R = radius of the circular base of the frustum
13. Example 3
Diagram shows cone A and
frustum B. Ratio of slant height
cone A to slant height frustum
B is 1:2 . Given that radius of
cone A is 4cm and its volume
is 16Οππ3
. Find out the
volume and the total surface
area of frustum B in terms of
Ο.