Geometric Solids

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Geometric Solids

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Geometric Solids. Use the following key for the formulas in this presentation. b = based = diameter h = heightr = radius l = lengthpi = 3.14 w = width l = slant height. The cylinder has two circular bases. Cylinder. r. h. Volume = (pi)r 2 h. Cylinder. r. h. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Geometric Solids

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Use the following key for the formulas in this

presentation.

• b = base d = diameter• h = height r = radius• l = length pi = 3.14• w = width l = slant

height

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Cylinder

• The cylinder has two circular bases. h

r

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Cylinder

• Volume = (pi)r2hh

r

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Cylinder

• SA = 2(pi)rh +2(pi)r2

h

r

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Cone

• The cone consist of one circular base.

l h

r

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Cone

• Volume = 1/3(pi)r2h l h

r

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Cone

• SA = (pi)rl + (pi)r2 l h

r

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Sphere

r

• V = (4/3)(pi)r3

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Sphere

r• SA = 4(pi)r2

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Rectangular Prism

• The Rectangular Prism has two rectangular bases.

w

h

l

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Rectangular Prism

• V = lwh

w

h

l

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Rectangular Prism

• SA = 2(lw + hw + lh)

w

h

l

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Square Pyramid

• The Square Pryamid has one square base.

l

l

h

w

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Square Pyramid

• V = (1/3)lwh l

l

h

w

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Square Pyramid

• SA = 2ll + l2 l

l

h

w

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Example Problems

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Find the volume of the cylinder.

10 in

6 in

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Find the volume of the cylinder.

• V = (pi) r2h

10 in

6 in

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Find the volume of the cylinder.

• V = (pi) r2h• pi = 3.14• r = 6• h = 10 10 in

6 in

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Find the volume of the cylinder.

• V = (pi) r2h• pi = 3.14• r = 6• h = 10• V = (3.14)(62)(10)

10 in

6 in

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Find the volume of the cylinder.

• V = (pi) r2h• pi = 3.14• r = 6• h = 10• V = (3.14)(62)(10)• V = 1130.4 in3

10 in

6 in

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Find the surface area of the sphere.

14 cm

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Find the surface area of the sphere.

• SA = 4(pi)r2

14 cm

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Find the surface area of the sphere.

• SA = 4(pi)r2

• pi = 3.14• diameter = 14 so…• r = 7

14 cm

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Find the surface area of the sphere.

• SA = 4(pi)r2

• pi = 3.14• diameter = 14 so…• r = 7• SA = 4(3.14)(72)

14 cm

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Find the surface area of the sphere.

• SA = 4(pi)r2

• pi = 3.14• diameter = 14 so…• r = 7• SA = 4(3.14)(72)• SA = 615.4 cm2

14 cm

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Find the volume of the prism.

1 ft

4 in

8 in

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Find the volume of the prism.

• V = lwh 1 ft

4 in

8 in

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Find the volume of the prism.

• V = lwh• l = 8 in• w = 4 in• h = 1 ft = 12 in 1 ft

4 in

8 in

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Find the volume of the prism.

• V = lwh• l = 8 in• w = 4 in• h = 1 ft = 12 in• V = (8)(4)(12)

1 ft

4 in

8 in

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Find the volume of the prism.

• V = lwh• l = 8 in• w = 4 in• h = 1 ft = 12 in• V = (8)(4)(12)• V = 384 in3

1 ft

4 in

8 in

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r=8 in

r= 1 ft

r= 1.8 ft

How much snow did it take to make the

snowman?

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r=8 in

r= 1 ft

r= 1.8 ft

How much snow did it take to make the

snowman?• Volume of top:

(4/3)(3.14)(.73) = 1.4 ft3

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r=8 in

r= 1 ft

r= 1.8 ft

How much snow did it take to make the

snowman?

• Volume of middle: (4/3)(3.14)(13) = 4.2 ft3

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r=8 in

r= 1 ft

r= 1.8 ft

How much snow did it take to make the

snowman?

• Volume of bottom: (4/3)(3.14)(1.83) = 24.4 ft3

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r=8 in

r= 1 ft

r= 1.8 ft

How much snow did it take to make the

snowman?

• Total Volume: • 1.4 + 4.2 + 24.4

= 30 ft3

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