Volume of Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres — Unit test Answers
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Two similar cylinders have surface areas of 24 cm2 and 54 cm2. The volume of the smaller cylinder is 16 cm3.What is the volume of the larger cylinder?
A
36 cm3B
46 cm3C
48 cm3D
54 cm324
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A triangular prism is shown. A cylinder is cut out of the center of the prism. The triangular base has side lengths of 14 and 10 units. The heights of both the cylinder and prism are 8 units. The cylinder has a diameter of 5 units.
A
(14)(10)(8) – π(2.52)(8)
B
(14)(10)(8) + π(2.52)(8)C
(10)(8)(14) – π(2.52)(8)
D
(10)(8)(14) + π(2.52)(8)25
A steel hex nut has two regular hexagonal bases and a cylindrical hole with a diameter of 1.6 centimeters through the middle. The apothem of the hexagon is 2 centimeters.
A
21.1 cm3B
23.6 cm3C
27.6 cm3D
31.6 cm326
An oblique cylinder has a radius of 10 units and slant length of 26 units.
A
2,400π cubic unitsB
2,500π cubic unitsC
2,600π cubic unitsD
2,700π cubic unitsDid you find these answers helpful?
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