V=1/3pi r^2h . The letter r stands for the radius of the base and h is the height?.?

Question

how do I solve for h?

Answer 1

You would have to be given the value of V and r... then isolate for h, so

h= 3V/pi (r^2)

Answer 2

Radius Stands For

Answer 3

Volume equals One Third of PI (3.14) Times the Radius Squard times the height.

Formula for the volume of a cone.


Let us assume the Radius is 5 and the height is 10.
Then
V = 1/3 (3.14) x 25 x 10
V = .333 x 3.14 x 250
V = 261.405

Solve for H when we know all the factors.

H = 261.405 / {.333 x 3.14 x 25)}
H = 261.405 / 26.1405
H = 10 (checks out)

So

H = V / (1/3 PI R^2)

Answer 4

V=1/3pi r^2h
To solve for h, multiply both sides by 3/(pi r^2)
3V/(pi r^2) = h
=> h = 3V/(pi r^2)

Answer 5

V = 1/3 pi r^2 h => h = 3V/pir^2

Answer 6

That's the volume of a cone.

Yes, r = radius
h = height

To solve it you need measures.

For example, the measure of the radius or the quantity of volume

Answer 7

V=1/3 π r² h
this is the volume of circular cone