Mrs. James is making snow cone cups using a special-coated paper to sell at a school fundraiser. The snow cone cups have a diameter of 4 inches across the widest part of the
snow cone and are 5 inches tall.
What value most closely represents the amount of coated paper in square inches that Mrs.
James will need to make 150 snow cone cups?

6957  inches squared

Step-by-step explanation:

surface area of a cone  = πr × (r + √[h² + r²])

h = height

r = radius = 4/2 = 2 inches

the diameter is the straight line that passes through the centre of a circle and touches the two edges of the circle.

A radius is half of the diameter

(3.14 x 2) x (2 + √5² + 2²) = 6.28  x 7.39 = 46.38 inches squared

the amount of coated paper needed for 1 cup is 46.38 inches squared

Amount needed for 150 cups = 46.38 x 150 = 6957

x 150

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