Is Erik's statement correct? Why or why not?

Yes, the solids are both cones and appear to have

the same volumes.

Yes, the area of the bases and the heights of the

cones are the same, so the volumes are equal.

O No, the heights of the cones are not the same, so

Cavalieri's principle does not apply.

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Kyleigh Harding

19 August, 11:11

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Aydan Bird · Answer 1

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No, the heights of the cones are not the same, so Cavalieri's principle does not apply.

Is Erik's statement correct? Why or why not?Yes, the solids are both cones and appear to havethe same volumes.Yes, the area of the bases and the heights of thecones are the same, so the volumes are equal.O No, the heights of the cones are not the same, soCavalieri's principle does not apply.