Cone Volume from Radius and Height: 1 units Radius; 2 units Height
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1 units Radius; 2 units Height converts to
2.0944 cubic units
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Input: 1 units Radius; 2 units Height
Output: 2.0944 cubic units
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Cone Volume from Radius and Height
Calculate cone volume using V = πr²h / 3.
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Nearby Reference Values
| Scenario | Cone Volume |
|---|---|
| 1 units Radius; 2 units Height | 2.0944 cubic units |
| 1 units Radius; 4 units Height | 4.1888 cubic units |
| 1 units Radius; 6 units Height | 6.2832 cubic units |
| 1 units Radius; 10 units Height | 10.472 cubic units |
| 1 units Radius; 15 units Height | 15.708 cubic units |
| 2 units Radius; 2 units Height | 8.3776 cubic units |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Cone Volume from Radius and Height, formulas, and expected usage.
What does the Cone Volume from Radius and Height calculator do?
It helps with estimating cone-shaped volume for hoppers, piles, and geometric problems.
What formula does the Cone Volume from Radius and Height calculator use?
Cone volume = π × radius² × height / 3.
What inputs are valid?
Radius and height must be positive.
When would I use this?
estimating cone-shaped volume for hoppers, piles, and geometric problems
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