Cone Radius from Volume and Height Reference Values

Calculate cone radius from volume and height.

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Last updatedFebruary 22, 2026

PublishedFebruary 22, 2026

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Cone Radius from Volume and Height reference values
Scenario	Cone Radius
1 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	0.977205 units
1 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	0.690988 units
1 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	0.437019 units
1 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	0.309019 units
1 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	0.21851 units
1 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	0.138198 units
10 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	3.090194 units
10 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	2.185097 units
10 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	1.381977 units
10 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	0.977205 units
10 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	0.690988 units
10 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	0.437019 units
50 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	6.909883 units
50 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	4.886025 units
50 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	3.090194 units
50 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	2.185097 units
50 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	1.545097 units
50 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	0.977205 units
100 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	9.77205 units
100 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	6.909883 units
100 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	4.370194 units
100 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	3.090194 units
100 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	2.185097 units
100 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	1.381977 units
500 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	21.850969 units
500 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	15.450968 units
500 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	9.77205 units
500 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	6.909883 units
500 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	4.886025 units
500 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	3.090194 units
1,000 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	30.901936 units
1,000 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	21.850969 units
1,000 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	13.819766 units
1,000 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	9.77205 units
1,000 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	6.909883 units
1,000 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	4.370194 units
5,000 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	69.09883 units
5,000 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	48.860251 units
5,000 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	30.901936 units
5,000 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	21.850969 units
5,000 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	15.450968 units
5,000 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	9.77205 units
10,000 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	97.720502 units
10,000 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	69.09883 units
10,000 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	43.701937 units
10,000 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	30.901936 units
10,000 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	21.850969 units
10,000 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	13.819766 units
50,000 cubic units Volume; 1 units Height	218.509686 units
50,000 cubic units Volume; 2 units Height	154.509681 units
50,000 cubic units Volume; 5 units Height	97.720502 units
50,000 cubic units Volume; 10 units Height	69.09883 units
50,000 cubic units Volume; 20 units Height	48.860251 units
50,000 cubic units Volume; 50 units Height	30.901936 units

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions for Cone Radius from Volume and Height and its reference values.

What does the Cone Radius from Volume and Height calculator do?

It helps with recovering cone base radius from known volume and height.

What formula does the Cone Radius from Volume and Height calculator use?

From V = (1/3)πr²h, radius = √(3V / (πh)).

What inputs are valid?

Volume must be non-negative and height must be greater than zero.

When would I use this?

recovering cone base radius from known volume and height

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