Which 3-dimensional figure is associated with the volume formula, V=13πr2h?

The volume of the figure is 75 in3. If the dimensions are tripled, what will the new figure's volume be?Question 1Select

Shown below is a right circular cone of volume 13,600 cm3

Which statement about calculating the volume of a three-dimensional figure is TRUE?The volume of a three-dimensional figure is always less than its surface area.To determine volume, you multiply the surface area of the net by the height of the figure.The volume of a three-dimensional figure is always less than the area of the base.To determine volume, you calculate the area of the base and then multiply that product by the height of the figure.

The figures below are similar.5 in4 inV1 = ? V2 = 64 in3What is the volume of the larger rectangular prism?

The figures below are similar.1 m3 mV1 = 64 m3 V2 = ?What is the volume of the larger cone?