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The area (not including the base) of a right cone is pi*radius*sqrt(height^2+radius^2).
What is the area of an inclined cone? (Where the segment joining the tip and the center of the base circle is not perpendicular to the base plane).
So what is the area of this, considering we know the radius, height and inclination?
What is the area of an inclined cone? (Where the segment joining the tip and the center of the base circle is not perpendicular to the base plane).
So what is the area of this, considering we know the radius, height and inclination?