Since the base of a cone is a circular, the formula forarea of a circleis included.
The value represents a half-rotation in the radian angle system.
The POWER function is an alternative to theexponent operator(^).
Volume of a cone
To calculate the volume of a cone, you can use the PI function together with the exponent operator (^). In the example shown, the formula in D5, copied down, is: =1/3*PI()*B5^2*C5 The formula returns the volume of a cone with the radius given in column B and the height given in column C. Units are indicated generically with "u", and the resulting volume is units cubed (u3).
