Math, asked by masterankit8523, 11 months ago

How to find the height of the frustum

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Answered by randomprussian
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l^2=h^2+(r1-r2)^2 .........this formula is used the find slant

height.

so...

l= root of (h^2+(r1- r2)^2)

so....

h=root of(l^2-(r1-r2)^2)

Answered by Anonymous
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 \implies \: tsa = \pi \: l(r1 + r2) + \pi \:  {r1}^{2}  +  \pi {r2}^{2}

 \implies \: csa = \pi \: l(r1 + r2)

 \implies volume =  \frac{1}{3}\pi \: h( {r1}^{2}  + r1.r2 +  {r2}^{2} )

\implies slant \: hieght =  \sqrt{h - ( {r1}^{2} +  {r2}^{2})  }

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