A tank used for portland cement consists of a cylinder mounted on top of a cone, with its vertex pointing downward. The cylinder is 30 feet high, both the cylinder and the cone have radii of 4 feet, and the cone is 6 feet high. (a) Determine the volume of cement contained in the tank as a function of the depth d of the cement.(b) What is the domain of the function?

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A tank used for portland cement consists of a cylinder mounted on top of a cone, with its vertex pointing downward. The cylinder is 30 feet high, both the cylinder and the cone have radii of 4 feet, and the cone is 6 feet high.  (a) Determine the volume of cement contained in the tank as a function of the depth d of the cement.(b) What is the domain of the function?

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The Answer of A tank used for portland cement consists of a cylinder mounted on top of a cone, with its vertex pointing downward. The cylinder is 30 feet high, both the cylinder and the cone have radii of 4 feet, and the cone is 6 feet high.  (a) Determine the volume of cement contained in the tank as a function of the depth d of the cement.(b) What is the domain of the function?

A Tank Used for Portland Cement Consists of a Cylinder