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jlacosta   0
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jlacosta
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9 Prodigy AoPS or Khanacadamy
ZMB038   116
N 3 minutes ago by LuminousWolverine
Hey everyone just was wondering what everybody prefers? Try not to fight so this doesn't get locked!
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ZMB038
May 22, 2025
LuminousWolverine
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Khan Academy Math Question
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I've been doing Geometry 1 on Khan academy in summer break because I'm taking that class next year in 8th grade.
I've gotten this question wrong at least 6 times now. If she fills 3/4 the height of the cone, then the height would be 7.5. I wanted to know how that should affect the diameter of the new cone. Wouldn't it just be 3/4 of the original diameter which is 6? Then when I go to solve it, I did 6^2(pi) for base area, then multiplied by 7.5 (height), and then divided by 3 because it's a cone. That gave me around 282.74333882308, and rounded to the nearest cubic centimeter, it is 283. Khan Academy says I am wrong. Can someone please explain to me what my error is? Thanks!

See the attachment for the question
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ChaitraliKA
Jul 18, 2023
Davin0913
7 minutes ago
khan academy
Spacepandamath13   20
N 8 minutes ago by Davin0913
I haven't done khan academy in so long but today I had to learn law of sines. I wish khan academy taught competition math because their format, and self paced learning seems a bit better than aops' plus sal's videos for each topic are so good
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Davin0913
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Believe me it's so intresting
Nithish_kumar   5
N an hour ago by Yihangzh
Solve integration with limits  0 to π  1/(1+tanx)+1/(1+cotx)dx  result is defined as k
N==K+i²+log10(k) +1/4k -sin(1.21×10^-5 k).
Then N yield a value close to following options
A.e(exponential)
B.π
C.c(speed of light)
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k 100 post!
JohannIsBach   13
N Apr 18, 2025 by EthanNg6
this is my 100th post! i cant believe it. :wow:
P.S. can everyone who reads this give it an upvote? thx!
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JohannIsBach
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EthanNg6
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100 post!
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this is my 100th post! i cant believe it. :wow:
P.S. can everyone who reads this give it an upvote? thx!
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MathRook7817
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congrats
now u need 900 more to 1000!
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imagien_bad
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MathRook7817 wrote:
congrats
now u need 900 more to 1000!

:cleaning: :furious: :diablo:
1000! - 900 >>>>>>>> 100
rbo
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Soupboy0
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actually you would need $4.0238726 \cdot 10^{2567}$ more posts to get to 1000!
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JohannIsBach wrote:
this is my 100th post! i cant believe it. :wow:
P.S. can everyone who reads this give it an upvote? thx!

nice your 1/10 of the way :jump:
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wuwang2002
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MathRook7817 wrote:
congrats
now u need 900 more to 1000!

r/unexpectedfactorial
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PenguFish
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Wow, I only have 7 -_-
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skillfulapple
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u just need $7!-4940$ more 2 go
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valisaxieamc
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I need like 74 more to 100 so..
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Soupboy0
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you actually need 73
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Yolandayu
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What should my next goal be?
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valisaxieamc
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Yolandayu wrote:
What should my next goal be?

like 750 then 1000
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I don't post much on AoPS made forums
I post a lot more on user made forums though
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