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A cone is such that the area of its base equals its lateral surface area. If radius is r, find the slant height I.

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Answer:

A. r

Read Explanation:

For a cone:

  • Base area = (πr2)( \pi r^2 )

  • Lateral surface area = (πrl)( \pi r l ) (where (l) is slant height)

Given:

Base area = Lateral surface area

πr2=πrl\pi r^2 = \pi r l

Cancel (πr)( \pi r ) (since (r \ne 0)):


r = l

Final Answer:

l=r\boxed{l = r}


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