AnswersINMT2 Integrated Math 2 Sem 2 26-27Volume of Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres

Volume of Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres — Unit test Answers

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The right isosceles triangle shown is rotated about line k with the base forming perpendicular to k. The perimeter of the triangle is 58 units.

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A
a cone with a base radius of 17 units
B
a cone with a base radius of 34 units
C
a cylinder with a base radius of 17 units
D
a cylinder with a base radius of 34 units
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An oblique cylinder is shown.

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A
120π
B
130π
C
300π
D
325π
14

The diameter of the base of the cone measures 8 units. The height measures 6 units.

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A
24π cubic units
B
32π cubic units
C
48π cubic units
D
64π cubic units
15

Which three-dimensional figure has double the number of edges as faces?

A
rectangular prism
B
rectangular pyramid
C
triangular prism
D
triangular pyramid
17

Which shape could be thought of as being created by stacking congruent polygons?

A
cone
B
rectangular prism
C
square pyramid
D
triangular pyramid
18

An 8 inch by 6 inch rectangle is the base of the rectangular prism below.

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A
140 square inches
B
140 inches
C
236 square inches
D
236 inches

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