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The volume and the bottom area of the cone () fill in the brackets with positive proportion or negative proportion or not. If it is proportion, please clarify the relationship between the two quantities
It is known that the base area of a cone is s, the height is h, and the volume is v,
V = 1 / 3SH = (1 / 3H) s, so V and s are in positive proportion, and the proportion coefficient is (1 / 3H)
That is to say, when h is constant, V and s are in positive proportion
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