Calculate the height that reduces the volume of a frustum of a cone by half
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| Height after division by two ÷ original height t ÷ h | |
| Height t of the divided section |
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To divide a carrot into two equal-volume parts, split it from the thicker end in a 1:4 ratio—this is explained mathematically and extended to a frustum of a cone.- Volume of a Truncated Cone
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If we consider the carrot to be a cone (R1 = 0), we can conclude that it should be cut at the point where the thicker end is divided in a 1:4 ratio.