alleryA cone and a cylinder share the same base and height. The cone's volume is what part of the cylinder's?
AOne half
BOne third
COne fourth
DTwo thirds
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. One third
A cone is one third of the cylinder with equal base and height, as it compares with a pyramid inside a cube.
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