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[rzburton]

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Aston and Thomas are doing altitude measurements. Three of the same cone placed on the table. The size of each cone is 120 cm tall and 100 cm in diameter base. Then a sphere of radius 50 cm placed in the middle of the third cone. They want to know the high sphere from the surface of the table measured. The funny thing is, they both did not bring a ruler to measure the height of the sphere (height in question is the distance from the surface of the table to the center of the sphere). Can they get a definite answer? How 'measurement' is? (I put the three cone attached)

[rzburton]

hallo haloo

[JBL]

It's rude to double-post; it's more rude to triple-post; and it's further rude to start bumping up your own posts after only a few hours. This is made even more obnoxious by the fact that on one of your threads, people have already started to help you. Finally, your choice of title is totally unhelpful. In the future, you should post problems only once, wait at least a day or two before bumping, and choose informative titles.

http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=310585