Volume of Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres

Question 1

Which right prism would have the same volume as a square prism with a base area of 36 m2 and a height of 3 m?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Option B

Question 2

Question 2

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greater than

Question 3

3.615.94✔ 7.77

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7.77

Question 4

Which statements about the composite figure are true? Check all that apply.

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The composite figure consists of two rectangular pyramids.; The total volume is 45 units3.

Question 5

⇒ 17.1

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4.8

Question 6

Which expression represents the volume of the composite figure?

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(2)(4.4)(5) + (2)(4.4)(3.9)

Question 7

Question 8

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105

Question 8

Complete the statements about the two cones. The volumes of the cones are equal when . If a > b, then the cross-sectional area of cone A is the cross-sectional area of cone B at every level parallel to their respective bases.

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a = b; Selection 1: a = b; Selection 2: greater than

Question 9

It costs the same to produce both packages, so the company wants to reduce the amount of wasted space, or space not taken by the balls. Which package should the company choose?

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the cylinder because it has about 27.5 in.3 less wasted space than the prism

Question 10

Complete the steps to calculate the density of the steel. Calculate the volume of the prism. Recall that the area of a hexagon is times the apothem times the perimeter. V = cm3 Calculate the volume of the cylinder. Round to the nearest hundredth. V = cm3 Find the volume of the composite figure. V = cm3 Calculate the density by dividing the mass by the volume. d = g/cm3

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Selection 2: 0.06; Selection 4: 7.77

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