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Use perpendicular height for volume - Paper 2

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Two solids: a cone with radius 7 cm and PERPENDICULAR height 6 cm; a pyramid with base area 42 cm^2 and PERPENDICULAR height 9 cm. For each, volume = base area x perpendicular height / 3. Cone base area is pi*r^2. Slant height is not supplied or needed.

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