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    Solution 1. Surface Area

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    1. The document contains 6 multi-step math word problems involving geometry calculations of spheres, cylinders, cones, and hemispherical shells. It provides the formulas and step-by-step work to solve for various surface areas and volumes. 2. The problems involve finding surface areas and volumes of spheres, cylinders, cones and hemispherical shells using their geometric formulas when given various attributes like diameters, heights, lateral areas and outer/inner surface areas. 3. The document demonstrates applying the correct geometric formulas systematically to solve for the unknown values being asked for each problem.

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    1. The document contains 6 multi-step math word problems involving geometry calculations of spheres, cylinders, cones, and hemispherical shells. It provides the formulas and step-by-step work to solve for various surface areas and volumes. 2. The problems involve finding surface areas and volumes of spheres, cylinders, cones and hemispherical shells using their geometric formulas when given various attributes like diameters, heights, lateral areas and outer/inner surface areas. 3. The document demonstrates applying the correct geometric formulas systematically to solve for the unknown values being asked for each problem.

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    1. The document contains 6 multi-step math word problems involving geometry calculations of spheres, cylinders, cones, and hemispherical shells. It provides the formulas and step-by-step work to solve for various surface areas and volumes. 2. The problems involve finding surface areas and volumes of spheres, cylinders, cones and hemispherical shells using their geometric formulas when given various attributes like diameters, heights, lateral areas and outer/inner surface areas. 3. The document demonstrates applying the correct geometric formulas systematically to solve for the unknown values being asked for each problem.

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    Solution

    1. Find the surface area of a sphere, which circumscribes a cylinder of revolution, whose
    altitude and diameter are each 10 cm.
    Surface Area
    = 4πr2
    = 4π (5)2
    = 4π (25)
    = 100π
    ≈ 314 cm2

    2. A rectangular solid whose edges are 3 cm, 4 cm, and 7 cm, is inscribed in a sphere. Find
    its volume.
    Find r
    (3/2)2 + (4/2)2 + (7/2)2 = r2
    r2 = 9/4 + 4 + 49/4 = 37/2
    r = √(74/2)
    ≈ 4.3
    Volume: 4/3πr3
    = 4/3π (4.3) 3
    = 106π
    V≈ 332.84 cm3 or 333 cm3

    3. A right circular cone has a lateral area of 1280π ft2 and a base area of 512π ft2. Find its
    volume.
    Find Volume
    V = Volume of cone
    LA = Lateral Area
    r = radius
    h = height
    b = base

    V = (1/3) (b*h)
    LA = (πr) (√h2 + r2)
    Area base = (π2)

    r= √ (512π/π)
    r≈ 22.627 ft
    1280π= (22.627π) (√h2) + (22.627 ft)2
    h≈ 51.846ft

    V= (1/3) (512π ft2) (51.846ft)


    V≈ 27797.978 ft3

    4. The base diameter of a right circular cone is 18 cm. If the lateral area is 516.4 cm2, find
    its volume in cubic centimeters.
    Find Volume
    Lateral area: 516.4= πrs r= 9
    s= 516.4/9π ≈ 18.16
    h= √18.162 - 92
    h≈ 15.89

    V= 1/3r2πh
    V= (1/3) (9)2 π (15.89)
    V≈ 1347.8 cm3

    5. The outer and inner surface areas of a hemispherical shell are 402.12 cm2 and 157.08
    cm2 respectively. Find its volume.

    6. A sphere has a volume of 288 π cubic meters, determine its surface area.
    Find Surface Area

    V=4/3πr3
    Given volume: 288π cm3
    288π= 4/3πr3
    Isolate r
    288π= 4/3πr3π
    288= 4/3r3
    (3/4)(288)= (3/4)4/3r3
    216= r3
    3√216= r
    r≈ 6
    Surface area= 4πr2
    = 4π r²
    =4π (6)2
    ≈ 452.16 cm²

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