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Volumes of Prisms and Cylinders GEOMETRY LESSON 10-5 9. 288 in.3; 904.8 in.3 10. 40 cm3; 125.7 cm3 11. 37.5 m3; 117.8 m3 12. 144 cm3 13. 3445 in.3 14. a. 28 ft3 b. 1747 lb 15. 501 in.3 16. Answers may vary. Sample: 2 cm by 4 cm by 10 cm; 4 cm by 4 cm by 5 cm 17. cm 18. 5 in. 19. 6 ft 20. 19,683 ft3 21. 28-42 pots Pages 547-550 Exercises 1. 216 ft2 2. 80 in.3 3. 180 m3 4. 14 cm3 5. about 280.6 cm3 6. 22.5 ft.3 7. 720 mm3 8. 22.5 in.3 26 9 10-5

Volumes of Prisms and Cylinders GEOMETRY LESSON 10-5 26. 24 cm 27. 3 cm 28. Bulk; cost of bags = $1167.50, cost of bulk is ≈ $1164. 29. cylinder with r = 2 and h = 4; 16 units3 30. cylinder with r = 4 and h = 2; 32 units3 31. cylinder with r = 2 31. (continued) and h = 4; 16 units3 32. cylinder with r = 5, h = 2, and a hole of radius 1; 48 units3 33. 125.7 cm3 34. 140.6 in.3 35. a. 730 in.2 b. 528 in.2 c. 756 in.3 22. 96 ft3 23. a. 809,137 ft3 b. 1,398,188,736 in.3 c. 6,052,765 gal 24. Reword as “If two plane figures have the same height and the same width at every level, then they have the same area.” 25. 80 units3 10-5

Volumes of Prisms and Cylinders GEOMETRY LESSON 10-5 35. (continued) d. 476 in.3 36. a. circumference 8 in. and height 11 in.: V ≈ 63.2 in.3; circumference 11 in. and height 8 in.: V ≈ 81.8 in.3; one is about 0.8 times the volume of the other. b. about 6.5 in. by 13.0 in. 37. 2827 cm3 38. 4 units 39. The volume of B is twice the volume of A. 40. B 41. G 42. A 43. C 44. B 45. [2] L.A. = 2 rh and A = bh; 2 r is the length of the base when the cylinder is unwrapped. [1] correct formulas given, but comparison unclear 46. 204.2 mm2 47. 469.2 ft2 48. 76 ft 1 2 1 2 10-5

Volumes of Prisms and Cylinders GEOMETRY LESSON 10-5 49. 70; 110, 70 50. 25; 160, 105, 95 51. 50; 14, 144, 148, 54 10-5