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John is curious to know how much ice cream the interior of his sugar cone can hold. Given the dimensions of his cone below, which equation can be used to calculate its volume? A V=13π(2.5 cm)2(13 cm) B V=π(2.5 cm)2(13 cm) C V=13π(5 cm)2(13 cm) D V=13π(2.5 cm)2(13 cm)2

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