This evergreen tree is 20 feet tall with a 1-foot wide trunk. The lowest branches are 3 ft above the ground, and at that level, the lowest branches of the tree are 7 feet wide. Determine 2 figures that can be used to estimate the volume of the tree. Indicate the dimensions of the 2 figures and estimate the volume of the tree to the nearest whole cubic foot. Will give Brainliest if answered correctly with explanation

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Answer:

is 140

Step-by-step explanation:

the tallness and the feet wide is 140 cubic foot

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Answer:

1792 cubic feet

Step-by-step explanation:

Formula to calculate the content of a cone with radius r and height h:

content cone = 1/3 * surface area * height = 1/3 * π r^2 * h

However, I estimate this tree to be like the shape of a trunced cone.

Think of it as a bucket or flower pot, see the picture.

The content of a truncated cone is: ⅓ π h (R^2 + Rr + r^2 )

with these measurements (in feet):

h = 20.0

r =   0.5

R =  7.5

Fill in these numbers in the formula and you get:

(1 / 3) * pi * 20 * (7.5^2 + (7.5 * 0.5) + 0.5^2)

1261.8730491919002841158284256173

So the trunced cone measures

1261.87 cubic feet.

Please do not forget to add the contents of a cylinder below the (trunked) cone...

The content of that cylinder is: π h R^2

Use these measurements (in feet):

R = 7.5

h = 3.0

Fill in these numbers in the formula and you get:

pi * 3 * (7.5^2)

530.14

Just add both numbers to get the total amount in cubic feet:

1261.87 + 530.14 = 1792.01

Round to nearest whole cubic foot, I estimate the volume of the tree to be 1792 cubic feet.

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