Volume of Shapes 3
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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Find the volume of the HemisphereRound your answer to 1 decimal placeUse π=3.141592654- Volume = (41.2) m3
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Volume of a Hemisphere
Volume=12×43×π×radius3Labelling the given lengths
radius=2.7Use the formula to find the volumeUse π=3.141592654 See π explainedVolume = 12×43×π×radius3 Volume of a Hemisphere formula = 12×43×3.141592654×2.73 Plug in the known lengths = 12×43×3.141592654×19.683 Simplify = 41.22397 = 41.2 m3 Rounded to 1 decimal place The given measurements are in metres, so the volume is measured as metres cubedVolume=41.2 m3The answer will depend on which π you use.In this solution we used: π=3.141592654.Using Answer π=3.141592654 41.2 m3 π=3.14 41.2 m3 π=227 41.2 m3 -
Question 2 of 7
2. Question
What is the volume of this cone?
Round your answer to 2 decimal placesUse π≈3.14- Volume= (287.83)cm3
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Volume of a Cone
V=13×π×radius2×heightLabelling the given lengths
height=11radius=5Use the formula to find the volumeπ≈3.14V = 13×π×radius2×height Volume of a cone formula = 13×3.14×52×11 Plug in the known lengths = 13×3.14×25×11 Simplify = 287.83333 = 287.83 cm3 Rounded to 2 decimal places The given measurements are in centimetres, so the volume is measured as centimetres cubedVolume=287.83 cm3 -
Question 3 of 7
3. Question
What is the volume of this sphere?
Round your answer to 2 decimal placesUse π≈3.14- Volume= (113.04)mm3
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Volume of a Cone
V=43×π×radius3Labelling the given lengths
radius=3Use the formula to find the volumeπ≈3.14V = 43×π×radius3 Volume of a sphere formula = 43×3.14×33 Plug in the known lengths = 43×3.14×27 Simplify = 113.04 mm3 Rounded to 2 decimal places The given measurements are in millimetres, so the volume is measured as millimetres cubedVolume=113.04 mm3 -
Question 4 of 7
4. Question
Find the volume of the Pyramid- Volume = (1456) m3
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Volume of a Pyramid
Volume =13×length×width×heightLabelling the given lengths
length=21width=8height=26First, find the area of the pyramid’s base, which is a rectangleArea = length×width Area of a Rectangle = 21×8 Plug in the known lengths = 168 m2 Next, use the formula to find the volumeNote that area=length×widthVolume = 13×length×width×height Volume of a Pyramid = 13×168×26 Plug in the known lengths = 1456 m3 The given measurements are in metres, so the volume is measured as metres cubedVolume=1456 m3 -
Question 5 of 7
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Find the volume of the ConeRound your answer to the nearest whole numberUse π=3.141592654- Volume = (2545, 2543, 2546) cm3
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Volume of a Cone
Volume=13×π×radius2×heightLabelling the given lengths
radius=9Use the formula to find the volumeUse π=3.141592654 See π explainedVolume = 13×π×radius2×height Volume of a Cone formula = 13×3.141592654×92×30 Plug in the known lengths = 13×3.141592654×81×30 Simplify = 2544.69 = 2545 cm3 Rounded to the nearest whole number The given measurements are in centimetres, so the volume is measured as centimetres cubedVolume=2545 cm3The answer will depend on which π you use.In this solution we used: π=3.141592654.Using Answer π=3.141592654 2545 cm3 π=3.14 2543 cm3 π=227 2546 cm3 -
Question 6 of 7
6. Question
What is the volume of this cylinder?
Round your answer to 2 decimal placesUse π≈3.14- Volume= (1808.64)m3
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Volume of a Cylinder
V=π×radius2×heightLabelling the given lengths
height=13radius=8Use the formula to find the volumeπ≈3.14V = π×radius2×height Volume of a cylinder formula = 3.14×82×13 Plug in the known lengths = 3.14×64×9 Simplify = 1,808.64 m3 Rounded to 2 decimal places The given measurements are in metres, so the volume is measured as metres cubedVolume=1,808.64 m3 -
Question 7 of 7
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Find the volume of the figureRound your answer to 2 decimal placesUse π=3.141592654- Volume = (1449.15, 1448.42, 1449.74) mm3
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Volume of a Fractional Circle
Volume=θ360°×π×radius2×depthLabelling the given lengths
radius=8θ=279°depth=9.3First, find the area of the front faceUse π=3.141592654 See π explainedArea = θ360°×π×radius2 Area of a Fractional Circle = 279°360°×π×82 Plug in the known lengths = 0.775×3.141592654×82 Plug in the known lengths = 155.82299 mm2 Next, multiply the area by the depth to find the volumeVolume = area×depth Finding the volume = 155.82299×9.3 Plug in the known lengths = 1449.153807 = 1449.15 mm3 Round to 2 decimal places The given measurements are in millimetres, so the volume is measured as millimetres cubedVolume=1449.15 mm3The answer will depend on which π you use.In this solution we used: π=3.141592654.Using Answer π=3.141592654 1449.15 mm3 π=3.14 1448.42 mm3 π=227 1449.74 mm3
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