Hi all, and thanks for any help you can provide. First, let me state that this is not a homework problem, it is a real life problem that I haven't been able to solve, even though I'm (supposedly) an engineer. For those of you that still wonder when I am ever going to use this in life...it happens. 
So, the problem:
Given the Volume of cone's frustum, its height and its smaller base radius, how can I deduce the large base radius?
V=(1/3)·pi·h·(R^2+r·R+r^2)
From this formula of the volume of a frustum i need R.
Thanks,
saur
So, the problem:
Given the Volume of cone's frustum, its height and its smaller base radius, how can I deduce the large base radius?
V=(1/3)·pi·h·(R^2+r·R+r^2)
From this formula of the volume of a frustum i need R.
Thanks,
saur