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    The document summarizes the key formulas for calculating dimensions and measurements of a cone. It relates the radius of the circular sector used to make the cone to the slant height of the cone. It also provides formulas to calculate the height, base radius, and slant height of a cone based on their relationships. Formulas are given for calculating the curved surface area, total surface area, and volume of a cone using measurements like base radius, slant height, and height. Examples are included to demonstrate calculating specific measurements of cones.

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    The document summarizes the key formulas for calculating dimensions and measurements of a cone. It relates the radius of the circular sector used to make the cone to the slant height of the cone. It also provides formulas to calculate the height, base radius, and slant height of a cone based on their relationships. Formulas are given for calculating the curved surface area, total surface area, and volume of a cone using measurements like base radius, slant height, and height. Examples are included to demonstrate calculating specific measurements of cones.

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    The document summarizes the key formulas for calculating dimensions and measurements of a cone. It relates the radius of the circular sector used to make the cone to the slant height of the cone. It also provides formulas to calculate the height, base radius, and slant height of a cone based on their relationships. Formulas are given for calculating the curved surface area, total surface area, and volume of a cone using measurements like base radius, slant height, and height. Examples are included to demonstrate calculating specific measurements of cones.

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