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MAGNETS! S URFACE A REA V OLUME WOOOOOOO!!!! Chapter 11 Review Updated: 2015
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1) F IND THE V OLUME OF A CYLINDER IF THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE BASE IS 18 Π AND THE HEIGHT IS 12.
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2) 24 cm 17 cm. 24 cm h = 12 cm Find the total surface area.
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2) 24 cm 17 cm. 24 cm h = 12 cm Find the surface area.
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3) I F THE DIMENSIONS OF A CYLINDER ARE MULTIPLIED BY 4, WHAT EFFECT DOES THIS HAVE ON THE VOLUME ?
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4) What is the total surface area of a regular hexagonal prism with base edges 10 and height of 20?
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4) What is the total surface area of a regular hexagonal prism with base edges 10 and height of 20?
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5) W HAT IS THE TOTAL SURFACE AREA OF A REGULAR T RIANGULAR P YRAMID WITH A BASE EDGE OF 10 AND A SLANT HEIGHT OF 12?
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6) Find the total surface area. 51 45 38
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6) Find the total surface area. 51 45 38
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7) Find the volume of the prism. 51 45 38
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7) Find the volume of the prism. 51 45 38
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8) d = 18 in. 15 in. Find the surface area of the cylinder.
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8) Find the surface area of the cylinder. d = 18 in. 15 in.
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9) 48 cm 50 cm. Find the volume of the cone.
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9) 48 cm 50 cm. Find the volume of the cone.
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10) 26 cm. = slant height 20 cm Find the volume of the regular pyramid.
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10) 26 cm. = slant height 20 cm Find the volume of the regular pyramid.
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11) Find the total surface area of a sphere with a diameter of 18 in.
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11) Find the total surface area of a sphere with a diameter of 18 in.
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12) 60 20 cm Find the total surface area of the cone.
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12) 60 20 cm Find the surface area of the cone.
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13) Find the radius of a sphere that has volume of 288π inches cubed.
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13) Find the radius of a sphere that has volume of 288π inches cubed.
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14) A scoop of ice cream, 6 inches in diameter is put into a cone with radius 3 inches and slant height 5 inches. If the ice cream melts, will the cone overflow?
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14) A scoop of ice cream, 6 inches in diameter is put into a cone with radius 3 inches and slant height 5 inches. If the ice cream melts, will the cone overflow?
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