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    Exercises - Volume - Cylinder - Answer Key

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    The document provides examples of calculating the volume and surface area of various cylindrical prisms. It includes sample calculations for finding the volume of prisms made of cuboids combined with cylinders, as well as prisms with triangular bases combined with cylinders. Formulas are provided for calculating the volume and surface area of cuboid, cylinder, and triangular prism components. Sample problems are worked through applying these formulas to find the total volume and surface area of complex prisms made of multiple shapes.

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    The document provides examples of calculating the volume and surface area of various cylindrical prisms. It includes sample calculations for finding the volume of prisms made of cuboids combined with cylinders, as well as prisms with triangular bases combined with cylinders. Formulas are provided for calculating the volume and surface area of cuboid, cylinder, and triangular prism components. Sample problems are worked through applying these formulas to find the total volume and surface area of complex prisms made of multiple shapes.

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    Exercises - Volume - Cylinder - Answer Key

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    PRE-ALGEBRA VOLUME AND SURFACE AREA OF CYLINDRICAL PRISMS Exercises Complete the following table of measurements for a cylindrical

    prism: Diameter Radius Height Volume 13 cm in 14.4 cm 280 mm 1 cm 6.5 cm 1/8 in 7.2 cm 140 mm cm 22 cm 100 in 16 cm 120 mm 10 cm 2920.11 cm 4.909 in 2605.76 cm 7389026 mm 7.85398 cm

    Surface Area 1163.96 cm 78.64 in 1049.54 cm 228708 mm 32.9876 cm

    Find the volume and surface area of the following prisms.

    the diameter of the cylindrical part is 2 in one side of the cuboid is equal to the diameter two half cylinders make one whole cylinder V = V (cuboid) + V (cylinder) V (cuboid) = (2 4 3.5) V (cylinder) = ( 1 3.5)

    V = V (triangular) + V(cylindrical) V(triangular) = 3 4 5 V(cylindrical) = ( 2 5)

    V = 61.416 in SA = SA (triangular) + SA (cylinder)


    SA (triangular) = (2 3 4) + (3 5) + (5 5)
    SA (cylindrical) = (2 2) (2 + 5)

    V = 38.99 in
    only 4 sides of the cuboid are eposed SA = SA (cuboid) + SA (cylinder) SA (cuboid) = (2 4 2) + (2 3.5 4) SA (cylinder) = (2 1) (1 + 3.5)

    SA = 95.98 in

    SA = 72.27 in

    solve for the volume only unless you want to solve for the SA too which is fine but I don't have a solution XD

    V = V (cuboid) + V (cylinder) V (cuboid) = (2 4 1.5) V (cylinder) = 2 ( 2) V = 15.14 in


    subtract the surface area of the bottom of the cylinders to the surface areas SA(cuboid) = 2 ((1.5 4) + (4 2) + (2

    Subtract the volume of the hole from the volume of the small cylinder and the volume of the big cylinder V(small) = ( 1.5 2) - ( 1 2) V(small) = 7.8539 in V(big)=( 2.5 6) - ( 1 6) V(big)=98.96 in V = V(small) + V(big)

    V = 106.81 in 1.5)) - (2 ( )) SA (cylinder) = (2 ) ( + 2) - (2 ( )) SA = 38.71 in

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