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Volume R-Learning Assessment

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14 Nsɛmmisa

Use the calculator below! Type fractions by using the " a/b" key on the right hand side!

Click---> FORMULA SHEET <---- to see the formula sheet for this unit.

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Use the rectangle below to answer questions #2 and #3.

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A silo used to store corn is pictured below. Use the picture to answer #10.

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Determine the area of the figure below. Do not worry about units.

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Determine the PERIMETER of the rectangle above. Don't list units in your answer just the number.

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Determine the AREA of the rectangle above. Don't list units in your answer just the number.

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Calculate the total surface area for the rectangular prism. Hint: there are 2 of each face! Add the areas of each face together! Do not enter units for your answer just the number.

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Determine the volume of the pyramid. If needed, round to two decimal places. Do not enter units for your answer just the number.

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Determine the volume of the prism. If needed, round to two decimal places. Do not enter units for your answer just the number.

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What is the 3-Dimensional solid that is created as a result of rotating the rectangle about the y-axis?

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Determine the VOLUME of the cone. Use pi = 3.14. If needed, round to two decimal places. Do not enter units for your answer, just the number.

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Determine the VOLUME of the sphere. Use pi = 3.14 and do not include units in your answer.

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Determine the VOLUME of the entire composite figure.

Use pi = 3.14. If needed, round to two decimal places. Do not enter units for your answer just the number. (need volume of cylinder and hemisphere)

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Summer is rapidly approaching and your family has decided to put a cylindrical above ground swimming pool in your backyard.

  • The radius of the pool is 14 feet and the height is 4 feet.

  • Find the VOLUME of water needed to completely fill the pool.

If needed, round to two decimal places. Do not enter units for your answer just the number. Use pi = 3.14

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What is the surface area (total area) of this figure? (round to the nearest whole number. Do not include units) :

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How can we define volume? What are we looking for when solving for volume?

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Miranda's fish need 80 cm3 of water in order to survive in a fishtank. Does the fishtank shown below hold enough water for her fish? Answer Yes or No.