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Neil Bryan C.

Hernandez ECE 5101


Solid Mensuration
1. The radius of a sphere is 5 feet. Find the area of the great circle of this sphere.
a. 5�
b. 25�
c. 125�

d. 625�
2. A cylinder and a cone each have a radius of 3 in. and a height of 8 in. What
is the ratio of the
volume of the cone to the volume of the cylinder?
a. Vcone : Vcylinder = 1 : 2
b. Vcone : Vcylinder = 1 : 3
c. Vcone : Vcylinder = 1 :π
d. Vcone : Vcylinder = 1 : 1
3. Find the volume of a prism whose base is an equilateral triangle with a side of
4 and whose length is 6.
a. 24
b. 6√3

c. 24√�
d. 48 1
4. The surface area of a regular square pyramid is � = � + �� where B is the
area of the base, p is
2
the perimeter of the base and s is the slant height. If the base is a square with
a side length of 10
and the slant height is 15, find the surface area of the pyramid.
a. 85
b. 22
0
c. 31
d. 040
5. Which0 of the following formulas will find the surface area of a cylinder with
one open end and one closed end?
a. SA = 2πrh + 2πr2
b. SA = 2πrh + πr2
c. SA = 2πrh - πr2
d. SA = 2πrh
6. Which platonic solid will be created when the net shown at the right is
assembled?
a. Tetrahedron
b. Cube
c. Octahedron
d. dodecahedron
7. Soda is sold in aluminum cans that measure 6 inches in height and 2 inches
in diameter. How many cubic inches of soda are contained in a full can?
(Round answer to the nearest tenth of a cubic inch.)?
a. 12.
b. 018.
8
c. 24.
0
d. 75.
8. Find4 the volume, to the nearest cubic inch, of a cone whose radius is 12
inches and whose height is 15 inches.
a. 282
7
b. 226
c. 2565
d. 188
9. Top soil is sold by the cubic yard. To the nearest cubic yard, how much top soil
is needed to create a flower bed with soil 4 feet wide by 25 feet long by 6
inches deep?
a. 50
b. 27
c. 6
d. 2
10.How many sides does a polygon have if the sum of its interior angles is 720°?
a. 5
b. 6
c. 7
d. 8
11.Find the number of degrees in each interior angle of a
dodecagon? a. 135°
b. 144°
c. 150°
d. Cannot be determined
12.Find the sum of the exterior angles of a 15 sided polygon.
a. 234
0
b. 360
c. 156
d. 24
13.If two planes are perpendicular to the same line,
a. They are perpendicular.
b. They are parallel.
c. They intersect but are not perpendicular.
d. None of the above.
14.What is a polygon called if the sum of its interior angles equals 1440°?
a. Hexagon
b. Octagon
c. Decagon
d. Dodecagon
15.Each interior angle of a regular polygon measures 162°. How many sides does
the polygon have?
a. 20
b. 18
c. 16
d. Cannot be
determined
16.When assembled, the net shown at the right will create a:
a. Cube
b. Cylinder
c. Cone
d. Prism

17.Find the volume of a hemisphere whose radius is 10 feet. Round answer to the
nearest cubic foot.
a. 419
b. 104
c. 7
209
4
d. 418
18.How9 many sides in a cube?
a. 4
b. 6
c. 9
d. 12
19.Find the measure of each exterior angle of a
regular hexagon. a. 90°
b. 72°
c. 60°
d. 45°
20.Regarding the diagram at the right, which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. Planes l and q are parallel planes.
b. Planes l and q intersect in line DE.
c. Point P is in plane l.
d. None of the statements are true.
21.The legs of a right triangle measure 8 and 15. If a leg and hypotenuse of
another right triangle are 8 and 17 respectively, these two right triangles are
congruent.
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
22.In triangle ABC, <A is obtuse. Which statement is true about the
sum of the measures of <Band <C?
a. m<B + m<C = 90
b. m<B + m<C > 90
c. m<B + m<C < 90
d. m<B + m<C = 180
23.Which of the following lengths are the sides of a right triangle?
a. 2.4, 3.2, 4
b. 4.3, 4.4, 4.5
c. 3.1, 4.2, 4.8
d. All of the
24.At aabove.
certain time of the day, the shadow of a 5' boy is 8' long. The shadow of
a nearby flagpole at this same time is 28' long. How tall is the flagpole?
a. 8.5'
b. 16'
c. 17.5'
d. 20'
25.In triangle ABC, m<A = 60 and m<B = 40. Which side of triangle ABC is the
longest?
a. AC
b. AB
c. BC
d. BC>AB
26.A frisbee lands on the top of a 15' concrete wall. To retrieve the frisbee, a
ladder must be placed such that the foot of the ladder is 6 feet from the base
of the wall and the top of the ladder rests on the top of the wall. Which
choice is the shortest length ladder that can be used?
a. 15'
b. 16'
c. 17’
d. 18’
27.The sides of a triangle are 5, 6 and 10. Find the length of the longest side of
a similar triangle whose shortest side is 15.
a. 10
b. 15
c. 18
d. 3
28.The0vertex angle of an isosceles triangle measures eight times the measure of
a base angle. Find the measure of a base angle.
a. 18°
b. 24°
c. 36°
d. 43°
29.In the same circle, or congruent circles, congruent central angles have
congruent arcs.
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
30.Find the midpoint of the segment joining the points (4, -2) and (-8,6).
a. (6, 4)
b. (-6,-
4) 2)
c. (2,
d. (-2,
2)
31.How many square feet of tin are required to make a funnel, if the
diameters of the top and bottom are 28 in. and 14 in., respectively, and the
height is 24 in.?
1
� = (28) = 14 � .
2
1
�= (14) = 7 � .
2

ℎ = 24 � .
�2 = (� − �)2 + ℎ2
�2 = (14 − 7)2 + 242
� = 25 � .
�� = �(� + �)� = �(14 + 7)(25)

�� = 525� � .21 ��. 2


�� = 525� � . )
2
(
12 � .

�� = ��. ��� ��.�


32.A stone bridge has three equal semicircular arches resting on four equal
rectangular piers. The
radius of each arch is R, the dimensions of the piers L, W, H, while the
distance from the top of each pier to the top of the bridge is D. If L = 50 ft.,
W = 5 ft., H = 10 ft., R = 6 ft., D = 12 ft., find the number of cubic yards of
material used in building the bridge.
Volume = V = AbL

Where
�1
= 22(56) − 3
[ � (62
2 )] − 3[12(10)]

�� = 702.354 ��.2
Thus,

� = 702.354(50) = 35,117.7 ��.3

� = ����. � ��.�
33.The great Chinese wall is said to be 1500 miles long, 20 ft. high, 15 ft wide at
the top, and 25 ft.
wide at the bottom. If it were possible to build with this material a wall around
the earth at the equator, of a uniform thickness of 4 ft., how high could it be
made? (The equator is approximately 24,900 miles long.)

Chinese wall
V=AbL

Ab=12(25+15

)(20) Ab=400

ft.2

L=1500(5280)

L=7920000ft.
V=400(7920000

V=3168000000

ft.3

Equatorial wall
V=AbL

3168000000=4h(24900×5280)3168000000=4h(24900×5280)

h=6.0241 ft.

34.A hole 6 in. in diameter was bored through a sphere 10 in. in diameter. Find
the volume of the part cut out.

By 3-4-5

triangle x =

4in.

h1 = 2x = 8 in.

h2 = ½ (10 – h1) = 1 in.

Volume cut out

� = ��������� + ��������
�ℎ2
2
2
� = �(3 )(ℎ1) + [3(5) − ℎ2]
3

2∗
�1
2
3
� = �(32)(ℎ1) + [3(5) − 1]

2∗ ���
�= � ��.� = ���. �� ���

35.When a liquid freezes, it changes into a mass of solid bodies, each of which
has a definite
geometric form and is known as a crystal. Crystals are always bounded by
plane surfaces, which are arranged in an orderly fashion with reference to
imaginary lines drawn through the crystal and called its area. Every crystal
has therefore a definite geometric form. Compare the volumes of crystals,
one in the shape of a hexagonal right prism 'a' units on a side and '2a' units
in altitude, and the other in the shape of two oppositely directed hexagonal
regular pyramids, each 'a' units high with a common base 'a' units on a side.
� =6�
1
�2
� sin 60�
2
3 3


�� 2
����2
√ 2

Crystal prism (h1 = 2a units)

3 3

�1 = � (2�)
2
√ 2

��ℎ 1 =

�1 = 3√3 �3 ����3

Crystal pyramid (h2 = a units)

1 1 3 √3 2

�2 = 2 � ��ℎ2 = 2 � )(�)
3

( �
3 2
�� �√ � ��
=
�� √� ��
Thus, the volume of crystal prism is three times the volume of the
crystal pyramid.

36.Disregarding quality, and considering oranges as spheres, determine which is


the better bargain, oranges 2-3/4 in. in diameter at 15 cents per dozen, or
oranges averaging 3-1/2 in. in diameter at 30 cents per dozen.
For oranges of 2-3/4 in. in diameter (radius = 1.375 in.)
4 1331
3 � � 3.
Volume, �1 = 12 � 32
3

�(1.375 ) =
Unit cost,
15 ����� ����
� =1
� � .3 = ��3
32

0.1448
For oranges of 3-1/2 in. in diameter (radius = 1.75 in.3)
4 343
3 � � 3.
Volume, �2 = 12 � � 4
3

(1.75 ) =
Unit cost,
�� �����
= ����
�. ����
�� = � � ��
���

� ��

Thus, the 30 cents per dozen is the better bargain.
37.How many cubic feet are there in the largest piece of timber of square cross
section that can be cut from the log?

a2 + a2 =

32 2a2 =

a2 = 4.5

b2 + b2 =

22 2 b2 =

4
b2 = 2
�1 = �2 = 4.5 ��.2 �2 = �2 = 2 ��.2
1
� = (� + √� � )ℎ
+ �

3 1 2 1 2
1
� = (4.5 + +√4.5 ∗ 2)(18)
3

� = �� ���
38.In the foundation work of the Woolworth Building, a 55-story building in New
York City, it was
necessary, in order to reach the bedrock, to penetrate the sand and
quicksand to a depth, in some instances, of 131 ft. If the largest circular
caisson, 19 ft. in diameter, was 130 ft. deep and was filled with concrete to
within 30 ft, of the surface, how many cubic yards of concrete were required?

Concrete diameter = 19 ft. = 19/3 yd.

Depth of concrete = (130 - 30) / 3 =

100/3 yd. Volume of concrete


1 19 2 100

� = ��ℎ = � ( ) ( )
4 3 3

� = ����. �� ��.�
39.The inside of a vase is an inverted cone 2.983 in. across the top and 5.016 in.
deep. If a heavy
sphere 2.498 in. in diameter is dropped into it when the vase is full of water,
how much water will overflow?

1 . 4915
tan � =
5.016

tan � = 16.56°
1 . 249


= =
sin 16.56°
sin �
� = 4.382 � .

5.016 − ℎ = � − �
5.016 −=
1.249 ℎ h= 4.382
1.883 � .−
Amount of water that

overflows V = segment of a

sphere
1
� (1.8832)[3(1.249) − 1.883]
ℎ)1 = 3
� = �ℎ2 (3� −
3

� = �. �� ��.�
40.A stone is dropped into a circular tub 40 in. in diameter, causing the water
therein to rise 20 in.
What is the volume of the stone?
The volume of the stone is equal to the volume of water that rises in the tub
1
� = � ℎ= �
(402
� 4 )(20)

� = 8000� � .3
1 ��.
� = 8000� � .3 ( 3)

12 � .

� = ��. ��� ��.�


41.A factory chimney has the shape of a frustum of a regular pyramid. Its height
is 180 ft., and its upper and lower bases are squares whose sides are 10 ft.
and 16 ft., respectively. The cross section of the flue is a square whose side is
7 ft. How many cubic feet of material does the chimney contain?

1
� = (� + � + √� � )ℎ
� 1 2 1
3
1 2 2 2 2

�� = + + (1 )] (180)
3

[16 10 √16 0

�� = 30,960 ��.3
Volume of flue (parallelepiped)

�� = �� ℎ = 72 (180)
�� = 8,820 ��.3
Volume of chimney

� = �� + �� = 30960 − 8820

� = ��, ��� ��.�

42.A druggist sells a certain kind of powder in a rectangular box 4 by 2 by 1 in.


for 25 cents, and in a cylindrical can 2½ in. high and 2½ in. in diameter for
10 cents. Which is the more economical buy?
In rectangular
box
� = 4(2.5)(1.25) = 12.5 � .3
Unit price
25 �����
�=

12.5
In cylindrical =2
can � .3
1
Unit �(2.52)(2.5)
� =12.2718463 � .3 4=
price
10
�= �����

12.2718463 = � .3

0.815
The cylindrical can is more economical.

43.Assuming that a city has 400 miles of water pipes and that the average
diameter of the pies is 1 ft., how much water is required to fill this entire
system?

1 � = � ��
2
�= � (1 )(400 � 5280) = 528,000 ��.3

4 �. �� ���.
� = ���, ��� ��.� � = ��, ���, ���.
�� ���.

� ��.�
44.The water supply of a district consists of a lake whose surface area is 1000
acres. The number of household supplied with water is 60,000. Supposing
each household to use 25 gal. per day, calculate how many days’ supply (to
the nearest day below the exact number) is represented by a depth of 1 ft.
of water in the lake. (1 acre equals 43,560 sq. ft.)
Daily water consumption of 60,000 households

�� = 25(60,000) = 1,500,000 ���. = 200,535 ��.3


Volume of 1 ft. Depth of water in the reservoir
�� = � � ℎ

�� = 1000 � 43,560,000 ��.2 ℎ = 1 ��. �� = 43,560,000(1) =

43,560,000 ��.3
Number of days � ��, ���
� = � = , ���

�� ���, = ��� ����

���
45.A water tank, open at the top, consists of a right circular cylinder and a right
circular cone, as
shown. If the altitude of the cylinder is three times its radius, and the altitude
of the cone is two times the same radius, find the number of square feet of
sheet metal required to construct a tank having a capacity of 10,000 gal.
(One gal. = 231 cu. in.)
3
1 ��.
� = 10,000 231 � � ( )

��� � .3
1 ���.
� = 1336.806 12 � .

��.3

��������� +

����� = �
1
�� ℎ + ��2ℎ = 1336.806
2

2
3
11 3
�� = 1336.806
3

� = 4.878 ��.
ℎ1 = 3(4.878) = 14.634 ��.
ℎ2 = 2(4.878) = 9.756 ��.
� = ��−�������� + ��−����

� = 2� ℎ1 + ���

� = 2�(4.878)(14.634) + �(4.878)√4.8782 + 9.7562

� = ���. �� ��.�
46.One hundred and fifty posts are used in fencing a lawn. Each post is built in
the form of frustum
of a pyramid surmounted by a pyramid whose lower base is common with the
upper base of the frustum. The height of the pyramidal top is 2 in. and the
common base is a square 4 in. on an edge. The lower base of the frustum
has an edge of 6 in. If the overall height of each is 6 ft., how much concrete
will be used in making the posts?

Volume of
pyramidal top 2
1
1 4 2
�� = �� ℎ = ( ) ( )
3 3
12 12
1 3
Volume of frustum
part �� = ��.
162
1

�� = (�1 + �2 + √�1 �2)ℎ


3
1 6 2 2 2
2
�� = [( ) + √( ) ] (6 − )
3
4 26 4
) + ( ) + (

12 12 12 12 12
665
Volume of 1
post 3 665

�� = ��.
648
1

�1 = �� + �� = +
223 162 648
Volume of 150
posts 3 223

�1 =
216

��.
� = 150�1 = 150 ( )
216

� = ���. ��

��.�
47.A wooden ball 2 ft. in diameter weighs 200 lb. Find the diameter of a ball of
the same material
which weighs 50 lb.
By similar
solids
� 3 50
=
23 200

� = �. ���� ��.
48.A certain Chinese coin, 1/2 in. in diameter and 1/16 in. thick, is pierced by a
square hole 1/8 in. on a side. Find the amount of metal in a coin.
2 2
1 1 1
�� = ������� + 2 − ()8

������� = �( )
4

�� = 0.1807 � .3
1
� = ��ℎ = 0.1807 ( )
16
� = �. ������ ��.�
49.From a cylindrical glass 6 in. high and 3 in. in diameter, water is poured by
tilting the glass until the highest point of the bottom of the glass lies in the
plane of the water surface. How much water remains?
Initial volume of water:
1 2

����� = �� ℎ = �(3 )(6)


4

����� = 13.5� � .3
1 1
(13.5�)
�= 2
2
����� =

� = �. ����.� = ��. ��� ��.�

50.How many cubic feet are there in the largest piece of timber of square cross
section that can be cut from the log?

a2 + a2
= 32 2a2
=9
a2 =
4.5 b2 +
b2 = 22
2 b2 = 4
b2 = 2

�1 = �2 = 4.5 ��.2
2 2 =
2���.
2 = �1
� = (�1 + �2 +
3

√�1�2)ℎ
1
� =∗ 2)(18)
(4.5
3 + +√4.5
� = �� ���
51.How many board feet does the piece of timber in (c), a board foot being
equivalent to a board 1
ft. square and 1 in. thick?
��.
��. ��.1
12
3 1��. �
� = 36 ��. � �1
1��.
� = ��� ��. ��.
52.How many cubic feet are in the largest piece of square timber of the same
size throughout its
whole length?

� = ��� = �(�� = �� ��.� )


53.A log 18 ft. long is 2 ft. in diameter at the top end and 3 ft. in diameter at the
butt end.
How many cubic feet of wood does the log contain?

1
1 �(�2 + �2 + ��)ℎ
� = (�1 + �2 +
3 3
√�1�2)ℎ =
1
�[1.52 + 1.0
� =1.5(1.0)](18) 3 2+
� = ��. �� ��.� = ��. �� ��.�
54.A grain elevator in the form of a frustum of a right circular cone is 24 ft. high,
and the radii of its
bases are 10 ft. and 5 ft., respectively; how many bushels of wheat will it
hold if 1-1/4 cu. ft. equals 1 bu.?

� =� +1��)
1 � [10 2 32 + 10(5)](24)
= �+ (�5
2
+ �2

3
� = 1400� ��.3
1 ��.
� = 1400� ��.3 � 1
1
��.3
4

� = ����� ��. = ����. �� ��.


55.Soap kettles used in the commercial manufacture of soap are as a rule large
cylindrical vats,
50,000 lb. or more of soap being made in a single beating. Find the capacity
of such a kettle having an inside diameter of 18 ft and an altitude of 30 ft.
if soap weighs 70 lb. per cu. ft.
Volume

V=Abh=14π(182
)(30) V=2430π
ft.3
Capacity by weight of soap

W=γV=70(2430π)
W=534384.91 lbs
56.A factory chimney is in the form of frustum of regular square pyramid. The
chimney is 125 ft. high the edges of its bases are 12 ft. and 8 ft.,
respectively. The cross-section of the flue is 6 ft. square. How many cubic
feet of material does the chimney contain?
� = �������� − ��������

�= (�� + �� + √����)� − ���


1 �
� = (122 + 82 + √122 ∗ 82) (125) −
62(125)
3

� = ����. �� ��.�

57.In the foundation work of the Woolworth Building, a 55-story building in New
York City, it was necessary, in order to reach the bedrock, to penetrate the
sand and quicksand to a depth, in some instances, of 131 ft. If the largest
circular caisson, 19 ft. in diameter, was 130 ft. deep and was filled with
concrete to within 30 ft, of the surface, how many cubic yards of concrete
were required?
Concrete diameter = 19 ft. = 19/3 yd.
Depth of concrete = (130 - 30) / 3 = 100/3 yd.
Volume of
concrete
1 19 100

� = ��ℎ = � ( ) (
4 3
)
3

� = ����. �� ��.�
58.The inside of a vase is an inverted cone 2.983 in. across the top and 5.016
in. deep. If a heavy
sphere 2.498 in. in diameter is dropped into it when the vase is full of
water, how much water will overflow?

1.4915
tan � = 5.016

tan�� = 16.56°
1.249
�= =

sin � sin

16.56°
� = 4.382 � .
5.016 − ℎ = � − �
5.016
− − ℎh. =
1.249 = 1.883
4.382�
Amount of water that overflows
V = segment of a sphere
1 1
� (1.8832)[3(1.249) − 1.883]
2
� =− ℎ) �=ℎ 3(3�
3

� = �. �� ��.�
One section of the mainline sewer pipe for the city of Annapolis passes
through a tunnel 484 ft.
long. The cross section of the tunnel is shown in the figure. The sewer pipe is
16 in. in external diameter and is partially embedded, in a mattress of
concrete, a cross section of which is shown in the figure.

59.Find the total cost of digging the tunnel at $5.00 per cubic yard.
1 22 2
) (5) = 14 ��.
5
�� = (3 +
2 12 12

� = 484 ��.
145
(484
) 1 ��.
3

�� = � � � =
12
)
3
Cost of �� = 5848.33 ��. =
digging: 5848.33 ��.3 ( 3 ��.

�� = 216.60

��.3

�� = �(���. ��) = $�, ���. ��

60.Find the total cost of pouring of concrete at $9.00 per cubic yard.
� 7
=

53 60

� = 6.65 � .
b = 22 + 2a = 22 + 2(6.183) = 34.37 in.
b=
2.864 ft. 1 4
cos ( �) =

2 8

� = 120°
1 2

�1 = � (���� − sin ����)


1 82 �
�1 = ( 2 ) ) − sin 120°]
2 [120° (
12 180°
�1 = 0.273 ��.2
1 7 1 7
�� = (3 + ) − �1 (3 + ) − 0.273
�) ( 2 = 2.864) (
12 2 12

�� = 1.437 ��.2
�� = �� � = 1.437(484) = 695.67 ��.3

�� = 25.76 ��.3
Cost of concrete pouring:
Cc = 9.00(25.76) = $231.89

61.A reservoir 10 ft. deep is in the form of a frustum of inverted square


pyramid with bases of 100 and 90 ft. on a side respectively. How long will
it require an inlet pipe to fill the reservoir if the water pours in at the rate
of 200 gal. per min.? (One gal. = 231 cu. in.)
Reservoir
capacity 1

� = (�1 + �2 + √�1�2)ℎ
3
1

2
� =√1002[100 + 9032 +
(902)](10)
� = 90,333.33 ��.3 3
12 � .
� = 90,333.33 ��3 � ( )

1 ��.
1 ���.
� = 156,096,000 � .3 �
231 � .3

� = 675,740.2597 ���.
Volume = Discharge x time

� − ��
675,740 = 200�
� ��.

� = �, ���. = ��. ��� ���.


��

� ���. �
���.
62.It is desired to cut of a piece of lead pipe 2 in. in outside diameter and 1/4
in. thick, so that it will melt into a cube of edge 4 in. How long a piece will
be required?
R = outer radius of
pipe R = 1 in.
r= inner radius of
pipe r = R – ¼ =
0.75 in.
Volume of pipe = Volume of cube

�(12 − 0.752)� = 43

� = ��. ��� ��.


63.A stone is dropped into a circular tub 40 in. in diameter, causing the water
therein to rise 20 in.
What is the volume of the stone?
The volume of the stone is equal to the volume of water that rises in the tub
1 2

� = ��ℎ = )(20)
4
� (40
� = 8000� � .3
1 ��.
� = 8000� � .3 ( 3 )

12 � .

� = ��. ��� ��.�


64.A druggist sells a certain kind of powder in a rectangular box 4 by 2 by 1 in. for
25 cents, and in a
cylindrical can 2½ in. high and 2½ in. in diameter for 10 cents. Which is the
more economical buy?
In rectangular
box
� = 4(2.5)(1.25) = 12.5 � .3
Unit price
25 �����
�=

12.5
In cylindrical =2
can � .3
1
Unit �(2.52)(2.5)
� =12.2718463 � .3 4=
price
��
�=

��. ������� = �. ���


�����
��.�
The cylindrical can is more economical.
65.Each of mammoth dredges used in digging the Panama Canal had a dipper
the capacity of which was 15 cu. yd. If the height of the dipper was 10 ft. 9½
in., what was the area of the bottom?
3 ��. 3
� = 15 ��.3 � ( ) = 405 ��.3

1 ��.
1 19
ℎ = 10 9. = 10
��. 9 5
� .=
��.
24
2 10 + 1

�=
2
��ℎ
19
405 = ��(1010 )
24

�� = ��. ���� ��.�


66.Assuming that a city has 400 miles of water pipes and that the average
diameter of the pies is 1
ft., how much water is required to fill this entire system?

1 � = � ��
�= � (1 )(400 � 5280) = 528,000 ��.3
2

4 �. �� ���.
� = ���, ��� ��.� � = ��, ���, ���.
�� ���.

� ��.�
67.A concrete surge chamber with circular cross section and vertical inner walls
has an inside
diameter of 100 ft. The outer walls taper uniformly. The outer walls taper
uniformly ¼ in. to 1 ft. of rise, and at the base the thickness is 5 ft. The
height of the surge chamber is 150 ft. above the pressure tunnel, and the
material used in its construction weighs 150 lb. per cu. ft. Find the total
weight of the chamber when full of water.
1
� �
4
=.

150 ��.
1 ��.
� = 37.5 � . = 3.125 ��.

� = 55 − � = 55 − 3.125 = 51.875 ��.


Total volume (water + concrete)
1 2 2
1 2 2
�� = ������� �� � ���� + ��) =
[55
�(150)
3
= �ℎ (� + �
3 + + (55)(51.875)]
= 1,346,037.462
51.875
3
��.
Volume of water

�� = �������� = �(502 )(150) = 1,178,097.245 ��. ^3


Volume of concrete

�� = �� − �� = 1,346,037.462 − 1,178,097.245 =

167,940.217 ��.3
Weight of water

Ww = γwVc = 62.4(1,178,097.245) = 73,513,268.09 lb


Weight of concrete

Wc = γcVc = 150(167,940.217) = 25,513,268.09 lb


Total weight when full of water

�� = �� + �� = ��, ���. �� ����� ����


68.Find the waste in cutting the strongest square timber from a circular log of
uniform diameter 2
ft. and length 8 ft.

� 2 + � 2 = 22 2� 2 = 4 � 2 = 2
� � �
� �= � �
�(�
������ = ���� − �− )(�) − �(�) = �. ����

������� = �� � ��.

69.An anchor ring is formed by revolving a circle 2 in. in diameter about a line
lying in the plane of
the circle and at a distance of 7 in. from its center. Find the volume of
the solid formed. The solid formed (anchor ring) is generally called
torus
R = radius of torus = 7”, r= radius of circle = 1”
� = �� � 2�

� = ��� � ��� = �(��)� ��(�) = ���. ��� ��.�


70.If a piece of brass 8 by 6 by 12 in. is drawn out into a wire 1/30 in. in
diameter, what will be the
length of the wire?
����� = ������
1 1
�( )2� = 8(6)(12)
4 30

� = ���, ���. �� ��. = ��, ���. �� ��.


71.A cofee pot is 5 in. deep, 4-1/2 in. in diameter at the top, and 5-3/4 in. in
diameter at the
bottom. How many cups of cofee will it hold if 6 cups equal 1 quart? Answer
to the nearest whole number.

Where,
1

� = (�1 + �2 + √�1�2)ℎ
3
1 52 81 8
1
� (
9 529
�+ √
� = [ � 1 �) ] (5)
3 64 16

6
+
64
6335
�=
3 3
192 � � . = 103.66 � .
6335 4 ������
�= 1 ��� �
3
192 � � . 231 � 1 ������

.3

� = 1.795 ������
Number of
cups 6 ����

� = 1.795 1 �����

������ �

� = ��. �� = �� ����
72.A pipe of 3/4-in. inside diameter conducts water from a spring to a house 300
ft. distant. It is
desired to empty the pipe after the water has been turned of the spring. Will
a 10-qt. pail hold the water? (One gal. = 231 cu. in.)
2
1 3
�=� ( )

4 2 (300 � 12)

� = 506.25 1 � .3
������
� = 506.25� � .3 �
231 � .3
� = 6.885 �������
4 ������

� = 6.885 1 ������

������� �

� = ��. �� ������
Therefore, the 10-qt. Pail cannot hold all the water in the pipe. The
answer is NO
73.A spherical shell 2 in. thick has an outer diameter of 12 in. Find the volume
of the material of which it is made.

1
� = (12) = 6 � .

2
�=�−2=4� .
� � ��(�� − ��) = ���. �� ��.�
��=
) =�(� −

� �
74.How many cubic inches of lumber does a stick contain if it is 4 in. by 4 in. at
one end, 2 in. by 2
in. at the other end, and 16 ft. long?
Use the formula for
frustum 1

� = (�1 + �2 + √�1�2)ℎ
3
�1 = 4 � 4 = 16 � .2

�= ��
[�� + � +192 �==
.22 ℎ
√��(�)].2 (16)12
�2=4 = = ���� ��.�
(���)


75.A light is placed 5 ft. from the center of the globe 3 ft. in diameter. Find the
area of the
illuminated portion.
Solutio 1.5
ℎ −
1.5
n: 1.5
=
cos � 5

5(1.5 − ℎ) = 1.52

5ℎ = 5.25 ℎ = 1.05 ��
�� = ���� = ��(�. �)(�. ���� ��.� )

76.In Fingal’s Cave, on the Island of Stafa (Hebrides, Scotland), the walls are
formed by basaltic prismatic columns varying in height from 18 to 36 ft.
These columns, mostly hexagonal, are so perfect as to suggest the hand of
man. One of the vertical columns is 29.3 ft. in height and has a base of 4.7
sq. ft. What is its volume?
V=Abh
V=4.7(29.
3)
V=137.71
ft.3
77.Two spheres of lead, of radii 2 and 3 in., respectively, are melted into a
cylinder of revolution of radius 1 in. Find the altitude of the cylinder.
Volume of cylinder = Volume of two spheres
4 4
(12)ℎ = �(23) + �(33)
3
� 3
� = ��

� ��.
78.If the gravity whose cross section is shown in the figure weighs 150 lb. per cu.
ft., find the total
weight of a section of a dam 50 ft. long.
Volume of dam
V=AbL
V=[12(4+12)(15)+4(4)]
(50) V=136(50)
V=6800 ft.3
W=γV
W=150(6800)
W=1020000 lb
W=1020000 lb×1 short ton2000 lb

W=510 short tons


79.The water supply of a district consists of a lake whose surface area is 1000
acres. The number of household supplied with water is 60,000. Supposing
each household to use 25 gal. per day, calculate how many days’ supply (to
the nearest day below the exact number) is represented by a depth of 1 ft.
of water in the lake. (1 acre equals 43,560 sq. ft.)
Daily water consumption of 60,000 households

�� = 25(60,000) = 1,500,000 ���. = 200,535 ��.3


Volume of 1 ft. Depth of water in the reservoir

�� = � � ℎ

�� = 1000 � 43,560,000 ��.2 ℎ = 1 ��. �� = 43,560,000(1) =

43,560,000 ��.3
Number of days
�� ��,
�= ���,
���
�� = = ��� ����

���,

���
80.A factory chimney has the shape of a frustum of a regular pyramid. Its height
is 180 ft., and its
upper and lower bases are squares whose sides are 10 ft. and 16 ft.,
respectively. The cross section of the flue is a square whose side is 7 ft. How
many cubic feet of material does the chimney contain?
Volume of
frustum 1

�� = (�1 + �2 + √�1 �2)ℎ


1 2
3 2 2 2

�� = [16 + + (1 )] (180)
3
10 √16 0

�� = 30,960 ��.3
Volume of flue
(parallelepiped)
� � = � � ℎ = 72

(180)

�� = 8,820 ��.3
Volume of
chimney
� = �� + �� = 30960 −

8820

� = ��, ��� ��.�

81.Window glass formerly was made by gathering a lump of molten glass on the
end of a hollow rod and blowing it into the form of large hollow cylinder
about 6 ft. long and 1-1/2 ft. in diameter. This was cut longitudinally and then
placed in an oven and heated until it softened, when it was flattened out into
plates and cut into desired sizes. If this plate was 0.12 in. thick, find the
amount of glass in the original lump.
� = ����

1 0.12
) (6) )
(
� = � (1 6
2

� = �. ������ ��.�
82.Pass a plane through a cube so that the section formed will be a regular
hexagon. If the edge of the cube is 2 units, find the area of this section.

x2=12+12
x2=2
A=6(12x2sin60∘)
A=6[12(2)sin60∘
]A=33√ unit2

83.Show that the total surface of the cube is twice the square of its diagonal.

A=6a2
A=6(s3
√)2
A=6(s2
3)
A=2s2

84.The volume of the cube is 193√s3 times the cube of its diagonal.

V=a3
V=(s3√)3
V=193√s
3
85.How much material was used in the manufacture of 24,000 celluloid dice, if
each die has an edge of 1/4 inch?

Volume of 1 die:

V1=(1/4)3
V1=1/64
in3
Volume of 24,000 dice

V=24000V1
V=24000(1/64)
V=375 in3
86. per
What is the
cent weight
as much asofwater,
a block ofwater
and ice 24weighs
in. by 24
62.5 in.lbby 24cu.
per in.,ft.?
if ice weighs 92
WW =92%γwaterV
iceice=0.92(62.5)
(24/12)3 ice
87.Find
from the
a logvolume and cross
of circular total section
area of whose
the largest
radiuscube
is 12.7of wood
inches.that can be cut
Diameter of the log
d=2(12.7)
d=25.4 in

Edge of cube

a2+a2=
d2
2a2=25
.42
a2=322
.58
a=17.96 in

Volume of the largest

cube V=a3
V=17.963
V=5793.70 in3
V=5793.70 in3×(1
ft12 in)3 V=3.3528
ft3

Total area of the largest

cube A=6a2
A=6(17.962)
A=1935.48 in2
A=1935.48 in2×(1 ft12 in)2
A=13.441 ft2

88.A vegetable bin built in the form of a cube with an edge of 6 ft. is divided by
a vertical partition which passes through two diagonally opposite edges.
Find the lateral surface of either compartment.

) A1=6(6
A1=36
ft2

Required lateral area


√ A=2A1+A2
A=2(36)+362
ft2A=122.91
89.Find
edge the
of area
a of
cube the
of triangle
edge
opposite edge of the cube. A whose
and whose vertex
base is at the midpoint
coincides with the of an upper
diagonally
d2=a2+
a2
d2=2a2
d=a2√2
Area of triangle ABC

2)AABC=1/2ad
AABC=1/2a(a√
AABC=1/2√a 2

90.If a cube has an edge equal to the diagonal of another cube, find the ratio of

their volumes.
Let
a = edge
thus,
cube a√3 of
= the smaller
edge of the cube,
larger
Volume of the smaller cube
Vsmall=a3
Volume of the larger cube

Vlarge=(a√3)
Vlarge=3√a333
Required ratio
=VsmallVlarge
=a3/3√a33

=3√9
91.One cubeofhas
the ratio a face
their equivalent to the total area of another cube. Find
volumes.
Let

a = edge
cube
smaller =of
x cubesmaller
edge of
Total area of smaller cube
Asmall=6a2
Area of
cube one face of the larger
Alarge1=x2
One face of larger cube = total area of smaller cube
Alarge1=Asmall
xx=a√
2=6a
2
6
Volume of smaller cube

Vsmall=a3

Volume of larger cube

)3 Vlarge=x3
Vlarge=(a√6
Vlarge=6√a6
3

Ratio of volumes
=VsmallVlarge
=a3/6√a63

=√6/36
92.Counting
6 ft. wide,38 cu.9 ft.
and ft. of coalcontain,
deep to a ton, howlevel
when many tons will a coal bin 19 ft. long,
full?
V=19(6)
(9)
V=1026
ft3
Weight 1026 ft3 coal

W=1ft3)ton/38
W=27 ft3tons
*(1026
93.Compute
Neglect the long
and 150waste.
ft. cost
(Oneof
withlumber
2-in.
board necessary
planks,
foot to1 resurface
= 1 ft. ifbylumber in.)a footbridge
ft. byis1 $40 16 ft. wide
per 1000 board feet.
V=[16(150)(2) ft2\middotin]/[1(1)(1)
ft2\middotin/board ft.] V=4800board ft.
Total cost of lumber
C=$401000board
ft.×4800board ft.
C=$192
94.A packing
How manybox 2.2 ft.
square byof4.9
feet theft.metal
by 5.5areft.needed?
is to be completely covered with tin.
A=2(ab+bc+ac)
A=2[2.2(4.9)+4.9(5.5)+2.2(5.5)
] A=99.66 ft2
95.The
otheredges
edgesofarethe3trunk
ft., 4 are 3 ft.,do
ft. How 4 ft.,
their6 ft. A second
volumes trunk is twice as long; the
compare?
V1=3(4)
(6) V1=72
ft3
V2V=144
2=3(4)
(2×6) ft3
96.An electric refrigerator
inside dimensions is built in
V 2
2 a
/V
V 12form
=2V1of rectangular parallelepiped. The
=14/47

are 3 ft. by
subtracts 2.6 the
from
refrigerator. ft. by 1.8 ft. room
storage A freezing
of theunit
box.(1.1 ft.the
Find by 0.8 ft. by of
capacity 0.7 ft.)
the
V=3(2.6)(1.8)−1.1(0.8)
(0.7) V=13.424 ft3
97.A cube and a pyramid of square base share the same dimensions length,
width height. If the volume of the cube is equal to the surface area of the
cube, then what is the volume of the pyramid?

s3 = 6 x s2
s=6

Volume of the pyramid = 1/3 x s3


= 1/3 x 63
= 72
The plumb-line distance from the lowest point of the top of the Leaning tower
of Pisa to the ground is 179 ft. The tower leans so that this plumb line strikes
the ground 14 ft. from the nearest point of the base as shown.
98.At what angle is its axis now inclined from the vertical?

99.At what angle would its axis have to be inclined from the vertical before it
would topple over?

100.by 3 in.Find the


by 5 in.angles
make that
withthe
thediagonal
faces. of a rectangular parallelepiped 1 in.

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