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PrismsCylindersPyramidsConversions True Or False

Find the surface area. A 100

472 mm 2 A 100

Find the surface area. A 200

390.4 m 2 A 200

Find the surface area. The base area is 1.7 m 2. A 300

39.4 m 2 A 300

Find the surface area. The apothem of the base is 2.5 cm. A 400

368 cm 2 A 400

Find the surface area. The height of the triangle is 3.5 in. A 500

110 in 2 A 500

How do you find the surface area of a cylinder? B 100

3.14 x h x d + 2 x 3.14 x r x r B 100

Find the surface area. Base area is 12 in 2, the radius is 2in & height is 8 in. B 200

in 2 B 200

Find the surface area. B 300

ft 2 B 300

Find the surface area. B 400

722.2 m 2 B 400

Find the surface area. B 500

cm 2 B 500

How do you find the surface area of a pyramid? C 100

Base area + area of the triangles on the sides C 100

Find the surface area. C 200

mm 2 C 200

Find the surface area. C 300

ft 2 C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

If a pyramid and a prism have the same base area and the same height, which is going to have the greatest surface area, the pyramid or the prism? C 400

The Prism C 400

Find the surface area. C 500

5705 m 2 C 500

How do you find the surface area of a cone? D 100

Base area × height ÷ 3 Or 3.14 × r × r × h ÷ 3 D 100

Find the surface area of a cone with a height of 3.3 ft and a base area of 7 ft 2 D 200

7.7 ft 3 D 200

Find the surface area. D 300

m 3 D 300

Find the surface area. D 400

92.43 ft 3 D 400

Find the surface area. D 500

m 3 D 500

How many square inches are in a square foot? E 100

144 in 2 E 100

How many cubic centimeters are in a cubic meter? E 200

1,000,000 cm 3 E 200

If the volume of a swimming pool is 43,000,000 cm 3, how many cubic meters is it? E 300

43 m 3 E 300

Find the surface area of the rectangular prism in both cubic feet and cubic inches. E 400

62 ft 2 and 8928 in 2 E 400

Convert 1,049,760 cubic inches to cubic yards. E 500

22.5 cubic yards E 500

All prisms have rectangular bases. F 100

False. A prism could have a triangular base. F 100

Prisms and Pyramids are the only 3-D shapes. F 200

False. Cones and cylinders are also 3-D. F 200

A pyramid has only one base. F 300

True. F 300

Square centimeters would be an appropriate label for surface area. F 400

True F 400

A cylinder could have ovals for its bases. F 500

False. A cylinder must have circular bases. F 500

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