A cone has a volume of 144π in3 and a diameter of 12 in. Wilson states that a cylinder with the same height and diameter has the same volume. Which statement explains whether or not Wilson is correct? A cylinder in which h = 12 and d = 12 has a volume of 144π in3; therefore, Wilson is correct. A cylinder in which h = 4 and d = 12 has a volume of 144π in3; therefore, Wilson is correct. A cylinder in which h = 12 and d = 12 has a volume of 432π in3; therefore, Wilson is incorrect. A cylinder in which h = 4 and d = 12 has a volume of 432π in3; therefore, Wilson is incorrect.

A cylinder in which h = 12 and d = 12 has a volume of 432π in^3; therefore, Wilson is incorrect.

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of a cone (V) = 1/3πr^2h

h (height) = 3V/πr^2

V = 144π in^3

r = D/2 = 12/2 = 6 in

h = 3×144π/π×6^2 = 432/36 = 12 in

Volume of a cylinder (V) = πr^2h

r = D/2 = 12/2 = 6 in

h = 12 in

V = π×6^2×12 = 432π in^3

Wilson is incorrect because the volume of the cone (144π in^3) is not the same as the volume of the cylinder (432π in^3) though the height and diameter of the cone and cylinder are the same.

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2nd one in the first row is correct