Hello, Super Mallow!
Here's some help with #1. . .
1) A right triangle whose hypotenuse is
m long is revolved about one
of its legs to generate a right circular cone. Find the radius, height, and
volume of the cone of the greatest volume that can be made this way Code:
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. . . - - √3 * |
. . . - - - * |√3sinθ
. . . - - * |
. . . - * θ |
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√3cosθ This triangle will be revolved about its vertical side.
The volume of a cone is: . 
Let
be the left acute angle.
Then: . 
We have: . ^ 2\left(\sqrt{3}\sin\theta\right) \;=\;\sqrt{3}\pi\sin\theta\cos^2\!\theta )
Can you finish it now?