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Dhuruv S. - How to Find the Volume of a Sphere
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Updated Mar 10, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
We will learn how to find the volume of a cone in a fun, simple way!
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how my name is Jeff, and I think math is
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useless and dumb.
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Well, Jeff, why do you think math is useless and
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dumb? Because it is Well, Jeff, what if I were
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to tell you that you could find the volume of
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the roof of a house?
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If you're an architect?
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Oh, well, the done.
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Yeah, it really is cool.
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So let's learn how to find the volume of a
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cone. So let's get started.
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Step one.
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We need to know that the formula of the volume
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of a cone is one third times pi times the
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radius Where then we multiply that by the height.
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Then let's find out what the radius is.
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As you can see, they give the diameter to us,
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which is 22.
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The radius is just half the diameter, so we just
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divide 22 by two, which is 11.
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Yeah, Step three.
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Let's plug the numbers in.
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We got now one third times 3.14 which is pi
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11 squared times 10.
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But we got to simplify 11 square to what 11
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squared is just 11 times 11, so 11 times 11
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is 1 21.
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Let's multiply out on 21 times 10 is 1210 1210
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times pi or 3.14 is 3007 and 99.4.
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What do we do this with this 3007 or 99.4?
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What we divide by three.
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Wait, Didn't I say that you multiply it by one
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third? Well, multiplying by a fraction is the same thing
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as dividing it.
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So we just divide by three.
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30,799 0.4 to 5 by three is 1266.46 and a
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bunch of digits.
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Well, I think we should round that just to make
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it simpler.
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So we were rounded to the nearest 100.
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It is 1256.47 Makes it a lot simpler, doesn't it?
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And now we know how to find the volume of
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a cone.
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It the answer is 1256.47 millimeters squared.
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Fun fact.
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The volume of this Kona is only 4.33% of the
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United States liquid gallon.
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The cone must be like this small.
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Now we know how to find the volume of a
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cone. Uh huh.
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Wow, That is what?
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It's actually really cool.
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I really learned a lot.
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Yeah. Yes.
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I think everybody learned a lot.
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Yeah. I hope this tutorial was used to you guys
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and I'll catch you guys next time.
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Bye.
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