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A cone has volume 3 T. 1. If the cone's radius is 1, what is its height?
2. If the cone's radius is 2, what is its height?
3. If the cone's radius is 5, what is its height?
4. If the cone's radius is 12, what is its height?
5. If the cone's radius inr, then what is the height?

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