Getting into Solids: Pyramids - ETA hand2mind
Getting into Solids: Pyramids - ETA hand2mind
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GETTING INTO SOLIDS — PRISMS<br />
Worksheet 16: Answer Key<br />
Volume<br />
Challenge<br />
Find the volume of the cylinder if the two cones do not<br />
contain any substance. Describe your process through a<br />
series of clearly shown mathematical steps.<br />
Step 1: I will find the volume of the two right cones. You will need to reference the first book entitled,<br />
<strong>Getting</strong> Into <strong>Solids</strong> — <strong>Pyramids</strong>.<br />
First, I will find the area of the<br />
base, B, of the cone, which is<br />
a circle.<br />
B = π r 2<br />
B = π (8) 2<br />
B = 64 π<br />
Second, I will find the volume of<br />
the right cone using the formula<br />
V = 1 / 3 B h<br />
V = 1 / 3 (64 π)(9)<br />
V = 192 π<br />
Third, since the two right cones are the same, I will double the volume to find the total volume of<br />
both cones.<br />
V of both cones = 192 π(2)<br />
V of both cones = 384 π<br />
Step 2: I will find the volume of the right cylinder.<br />
Note: Since the base of the right Now I will find the volume of the<br />
cylinder is exactly the same as the right cylinder using the formula,<br />
base of the right cones, the area V = B h<br />
of the bases will be the same. V = 64π (21)<br />
Therefore, B = 64 π<br />
V = 1,344 π<br />
Step 3: I will find the volume of the solid by subtracting the volume of the two right cones from the<br />
volume of the right cylinder.<br />
V = volume of the cylinder - volume of the 2 cones<br />
V = 1,344 π - 384 π<br />
V = 960 π in. 3 3,015.93 in. 3<br />
960 π in. 3 (or)<br />
Solution: ______________________________<br />
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