Getting into Solids: Pyramids - ETA hand2mind
Getting into Solids: Pyramids - ETA hand2mind
Getting into Solids: Pyramids - ETA hand2mind
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Name __________________________________________<br />
GETTING INTO SOLIDS — PRISMS<br />
Worksheet 15: Answer Key<br />
11.2 cm<br />
3.5 cm<br />
4 cm<br />
8.4 cm<br />
Surface Area<br />
Challenge<br />
Your company, Premium Sauce, is going to purchase one<br />
of the two 16 ounce cans shown and fill them with your<br />
secret tomato sauce products. Your task is to determine<br />
which can will minimize the paper that will go<br />
around the can to advertise the secret sauce. Write a<br />
memo to the advertising department informing them of<br />
the dimensions. Describe your process through a series<br />
of clearly shown mathematical steps.<br />
Step 1: I will find the lateral area of the tall right cylinder.<br />
L.A. = 2 π r h<br />
L.A. = 2 π (3.5)(11.2)<br />
L.A. = 78.4 π<br />
L.A. = 246.301 cm 2<br />
Step 2: I will find the lateral area of the short right cylinder.<br />
L.A. = 2 π r h<br />
L.A. = 2 π (4)(8.4)<br />
L.A. = 67.2 π<br />
L.A. = 211.115 cm 2<br />
Step 3: The lateral area that yields the minimum paper is the short right cylinder. There will be a<br />
savings of 35.186 cm 2 of paper for each can.<br />
Step 4: I will now find the dimensions of the lateral area, which is a rectangle. The circumference of<br />
the circle will be the length. I will find circumference using the formula<br />
C = 2 π r<br />
C = 2 π (4)<br />
C = 8 π<br />
C = 25.133<br />
Step 5: The dimensions of the rectangle will be circumference x height. The dimensions are<br />
25.1 cm x 8.4 cm<br />
(The memo written to the advertising department will vary. However, the dimensions should be<br />
the same.)<br />
25.1 cm x 8.4 cm<br />
Solution: ______________________________<br />
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