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Two right circular cones of equal height of radius of base 3cm and 4cm are melted together and made into a solid sphere of radius 5
Two right circular cones of equal height of radius of base 3cm and 4cm are melted together and made into a solid sphere of radius 5
cm. The height of the cone is.
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