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Look at the two stacks of coins. Each stack contains the same type and number of coins.Make a conjecture. How do the stacks compare? Check all that apply.

A
The two stacks are the same height.
B
The area of a coin face in one stack is the same as the area of a coin face that lies in the same horizontal plane.
C
The two stacks have equal volume.
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An hourly rating of 2.5 BTUs per cubic foot is required, so .

A
divide 2.5 by the total volume
B
divide the total volume by 2.5
C
multiply the total volume by 2.5
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Is Erik’s statement correct? Why or why not?

A
Yes, the solids are both cones and appear to have the same volumes.
B
Yes, the area of the bases and the heights of the cones are the same, so the volumes are equal.
C
No, the heights of the cones are not the same, so Cavalieri’s principle does not apply.
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If the prisms are the same height, how do their volumes compare?

A
The volumes are equal, because the bases are congruent.
B
The volumes are equal, because the heights are equal and the horizontal cross-sectional areas at every level are also equal.
C
The volumes are not equal, because their horizontal cross-sectional areas are not the same at every level.
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Which expressions represent the volume of the composite figure (the shaded figure)? Check all that apply.

A
(7)(12)(10) – π(32)(10)
B
(7)(12)(10) – π(32)(10)
C
(7)(12)(10) + π(32)(10)
D
280 – 30π
E
280 + 30π
F
840 – 90π

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