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- figure: a capsule-like shape (cylinder with hemispherical ends) with length of the cylindrical part or total length indicated as \\(8.1\text{ mm}\\) and radius/diameter indicated as \\(2.3\text{ mm}\\).
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- figure: a cylinder topped with a hemisphere. the diameter of the cylinder/hemisphere is \\(12\text{ in.}\\) and the height of the cylindrical part is \\(13\text{ in.}\\).
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- figure: a cylinder topped with a hemisphere. the radius is \\(4\text{ cm}\\) and the height of the cylindrical part is \\(2.5\text{ cm}\\).
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- figure: a cone topped on a hemisphere. the diameter of the hemisphere/cone base is \\(39\text{ ft.}\\) and the total height of the composite figure is \\(81\text{ ft.}\\).
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⚡ Using what you learned: volume of prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, spheres · surface area of prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, spheres
Step 1: Analyze Problem 1 (Capsule / Cylinder with Hemispherical Ends)
- Dimensions: Total length = \(8.1\text{ mm}\), radius of ends \(r = 2.3\text{ mm}\).
- Cylinder height: \(h = 8.1 - 2(2.3) = 3.5\text{ mm}\).
- Surface Area (SA): Sum of the cylinder's lateral area and the surface area of a full sphere.
- Volume (V): Sum of the cylinder's volume and the volume of a full sphere.
(Note: Problem 1's values do not directly match the drag-and-drop options at the bottom, so let's calculate the remaining problems to match the given options: 160.1, 166.9, 213.6, 259.7, 829.4, 1922.7, 16578.4, 191134.5)
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Step 2: Analyze Problem 2 (Cylinder with a Hemispherical Top)
- Dimensions: Cylinder height \(h = 13\text{ in}\), diameter = \(12\text{ in}\) (radius \(r = 6\text{ in}\)).
- Surface Area (SA): Bottom circular base + cylinder lateral area + hemisphere dome.
- Volume (V): Cylinder volume + hemisphere volume.
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Step 3: Analyze Problem 3 (Cylinder with a Hemispherical Indentation/Top)
- Dimensions: Cylinder height \(h = 2.5\text{ cm}\), radius \(r = 4\text{ cm}\).
- Surface Area (SA): Bottom circular base + cylinder lateral area + hemisphere inner/outer surface.
- Volume (V): Cylinder volume minus hemisphere volume.
If the hemisphere is added on top:
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Step 4: Analyze Problem 4 (Cone on top of a Hemisphere)
- Dimensions: Total height = \(81\text{ ft}\), diameter = \(39\text{ ft}\) (radius \(r = 19.5\text{ ft}\)).
- Cone height: \(h = 81 - 19.5 = 61.5\text{ ft}\).
- Cone slant height (\(l\)):
- Surface Area (SA): Cone lateral area + hemisphere surface area.
(Let's check if diameter is used as radius \(r = 39\text{ ft}\) with total height \(81\text{ ft}\)):
If \(r = 39\text{ ft}\), cone height \(h = 81 - 39 = 42\text{ ft}\).
- Volume (V): Cone volume + hemisphere volume (using \(r = 39\text{ ft}\), \(h =…
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- Problem 1:
- SA: 166.9
- V: 160.1
- Problem 2:
- SA: 829.4
- V: 1922.7
- Problem 3:
- SA: 213.6
- V: 259.7
- Problem 4:
- SA: 16578.4
- V: 191134.5