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Standards 8, 10, Classifying Solids PROBLEM 1 PROBLEM 2 Surface Area of Cones Volume of a Right Cone PROBLEM 3 PROBLEM 4 PROBLEM 5 END SHOW PRESENTATION CREATED BY SIMON PEREZ. All rights reserved

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Standards 8, 10, 11

Classifying Solids

PROBLEM 1

PROBLEM 2

Surface Area of Cones

Volume of a Right Cone

PROBLEM 3

PROBLEM 4

PROBLEM 5

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Standard 8:

Students know, derive, and solve problems involving perimeter, circumference, area, volume, lateral area, and surface area of common geometric figures.

Estándar 8:

Los estudiantes saben, derivan, y resuelven problemas involucrando perímetros, circunferencia, área, volumen, área lateral, y superficie de área de figuras geométricas comunes.

Standard 10:

Students compute areas of polygons including rectangles, scalene triangles, equilateral triangles, rhombi, parallelograms, and trapezoids.

Estándar 10:

Los estudiantes calculan áreas de polígonos incluyendo rectángulos, triángulos escalenos, triángulos equiláteros, rombos, paralelogramos, y trapezoides.

Standard 11:

Students determine how changes in dimensions affect the perimeter, area, and volume of common geomegtric figures and solids.

Estándar 11:

Los estudiantes determinan cambios en dimensiones que afectan perímetro, área, y volumen de figuras geométricas comunes y sólidos.

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PRISM PYRAMID

CYLINDER SPHERECONE

Standards 8, 10, 11SOLIDS

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h

r

ll

2 r

r

2 rL= area of sector

2

l

area of sectorarea of circle

Perimeter of sector / perimeter of cone’s baseperimeter of circle=

2C= l

2 l=

area of sector

2 rC=

Area of Circle2

l

2 rC=

perimeter of cone’s base

r2

l l=

area of sector 2

l2

l

TOTAL SURFACE AREA:

T = area of sector + area of cone’s base

2rB=

area of sector lr=L=

T = L + B

T= 2rlr +

SURFACE AREA OF A RIGHT CIRCULAR CONE /Curve Surface (Luas selimut Kerucut)

Standards 8, 10, 11

h= height

r = radius

l = slant heightLateral Area PRESENTATION CREATED BY SIMON PEREZ. All rights reserved

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h

r

VOLUME OF A RIGHT CIRCULAR CONEStandards 8, 10, 11

2rB=

V = Bh13

V = 2r1

3h

h= height

r = radius

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Standards 8, 10, 11

Find the lateral area, the surface area and volume of a right cone with a height of 26 cm and a radius of 12 cm. Round your answers to the nearest tenth.

h

r

=26 cm

12 cm =

Lateral Area:

lrL=

we need to find the slant height, using the Pythagorean Theorem:

l

l = 26 + 122 22

l = 676 + 1442

l = 8202

l 28.6 cm

Calculating the base area:

2rB=

2rB=

12 cmB= ( )2

B= 452.2 cm 2

Calculating surface area:

T = L + B

L= ( )( )12 cm 28.6 cm

L = 1077.7 cm2

T = 1077.7 cm + 452.2 cm2 2

T = 1529.9 cm2

Calculating the volume:

2rV = 13

h

26 cmV = 13

( ) ( )2

12 cm

V = 3918.7 cm3

B = 144

V = 13

( ) ( )26 cm144 cm2

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Standards 8, 10, 11

Find the lateral area and the surface area and volume of a right cone whose slant height is 9 m and whose circumference at the base is 4 m. Round your answers to the nearest tenth.

9 m

h

r l

We need to find the radius:

C=2 r22

r= C2

r=2

r= 2 m

4

2 ft =

we need to find the height, using the Pythagorean Theorem:

C=4πft9 = h + 22 2 2

81 = h + 42

-4 -4

h = 772

h = 8.8 m

Lateral Area:

lrL=

L= ( )( ) 2 m 9.0 m

L = 56.5 m2

Calculating the base area:2rB=

2 B= ( )2

B= 12.6 m2

B = 4

Calculating surface area:

T = L + B

T = 56.5 m + 12.6 m22

T = 69.1 m2

Calculating the volume:

2rV = 13

h

8.8 mV = 13

( ) ( 2

2 m

V = 36.8 m3

V = 13

( ) ( ) 8.8 m 4 m2

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Standards 8, 10, 11

Find the lateral area, the surface area, and the volume of a right cone whose height is 18 m and whose slant height is 22 m. Round your answers to the nearest unit.

h = 18 mr

l =22 m

we need to find the radius, using the Pythagorean Theorem:

22 = r + 182 2 2

484= r + 3242

-324 -324

r = 1602

r = 13 m

Lateral Area:

lrL=

L= ( )( ) 13 m 22 m

L = 898 m2

Calculating the base area:2rB=

13 mB= ( )2

B= 531 m 2

B = 169

Calculating surface area:

T = L + B

T = 898 m + 531 m22

T = 1429 m2

Calculating the volume:

2rV = 13

h

18 mV = 13

( ) ( )2

13 m

V = 3184 m3

V = 13

( ) ( ) 18m 169 m2

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Standards 8, 10, 11

Find the lateral surface of a cone whose volume is 900 mm and whose radius is 15 mm. Round your answers to the closest tenth.

3

2rV = 13

h

( ) = 13

( ) h2

900 15

900 = 13

( 225 ) h(3) (3)

2700 = 225 h 225 225

h= 2700706.5

h = 3.8 mm

Now we draw the cone:

h

r15=

we need to find the slant height, using the Pythagorean Theorem:

l = 3.8 + 152 22

l = 14.4 + 2252

l = 239.42

l 15.5 mm

Lateral Area:

lrL=

L= ( )( ) 15mm 15.5 mm

L 730 mm2

=3.8

Calculating the height:

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Standards 8, 10, 11

The ratio of the radii of two similar cones is 3:8. If the volume of the larger cone is 2090 units, what is the approximate volume of the smaller cone? 3

VOLUME 1 > VOLUME 2

2rV = 13

h

Volume:VOLUME 1 VOLUME 2

IFV = h2r1

31 1 1 V = h2r132 2 2

THENV1

h2r13 1 1V2

h2r13 2 2

=

AND r 1

r 2

=h1

h2

= 83

V r h

V r h=

1 1 1

2 2 2

2

2

V2

=8 83 3

20902

V2

=64 89 3

2090 2090 512V2 27

=

(27)(2090) = 512V2

512 512

=1 1 1

2 2 2

V r h

V r h

2

Substituting values:

THEN

AND IFThey are similar

V 110 units23

What can you conclude about the ratio of the volumes and the ratio of the radii?

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