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[" A cylinder of greatest volume is inscribed in a cone,show that Volume "],[" of the cylinder "=(4)/(27)pi h^(3)tan^(2)alpha" .Where "r" ,h,"alpha" are the "],[" radius,height and semi - vertical angle of the cone and "R,H" are the "]

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