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Truncated Cone (Posted on 2004-01-23) Difficulty: 3 of 5
If you have a truncated cone such that its upper base has a radius of a and the radius of its [larger] lower base is b, and a height h (between bases), how could you figure out its surface area using geometric reasoning?

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  Subject Author Date
SolutionSolutionLarry2004-03-15 01:16:55
SolutionSolutionMike2004-02-09 16:21:20
QuestionGeometric Interpretation of Simpler Formula?Richard2004-01-26 19:06:43
re(3): general equation:Richard2004-01-26 17:10:51
re(2): general equation:Jils2004-01-26 06:51:04
re: general equation:Richard2004-01-24 12:36:19
Solutiongeneral equation:Ady TZIDON2004-01-24 02:33:31
SolutionSolutionRichard2004-01-23 13:12:00
solutionCharlie2004-01-23 12:14:20
SOLUTIONAdy TZIDON2004-01-23 12:04:06
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