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Surface Area and Volume

Surface Area and Volume

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Mathematics

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8th - 12th Grade

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CCSS
7.G.B.6, 6.G.A.1, 8.G.C.9

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Surface Area and Volume

SOL G.13

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Symbols used in this unit

  • S.A. is the surface area which means the area that covers/surrounds a figure.

  • V is the volume which means how much can an objected be filled or hold or contain.

  • r = radius

  • B = base area (the base is usually the polygon or circle that a 3 dimensional figure "stands" on)

  • l = length, w=width, h= height (perpendicular distance)

  •  π\pi  is the Greek letter "pi" and equals approximately 3.14 (use the key on Desmos Calculator.

  • DESMOS Calculator is expected to be used when solving!

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Common Formula

these formulas are given to you on the Formula Sheet for the VA SOL test.

Note: B = base Area and b = length of the base of an object


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Multiple Choice

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 A=bh2A=\frac{bh}{2}  where b is the base (that the height touches) and h is the height 



What is the Area of a triangle? 

1

20 cm2

2

56 cm2

3

28 cm2

4

27 cm2

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Multiple Choice

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 A= bhA=\ bh  where b= base and height is the perpendicular distance from base to opposite side.

What is the area of this parallelogram?

1

75 square cm

2

35 square cm

3

15 square cm

4

105 square cm

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Multiple Choice

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 A = h(b1+b2)2A\ =\ \frac{h\left(b_1+b_2\right)}{2}  where b are the parallel bases. 

Find the area of the trapezoid.

1

18 m2

2

165 m2

3

84 m2

4

22.5 m2

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Multiple Choice

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What is the area of this circle?  A=πr2A=\pi r^2  where r is the radius and the radius is half the diameter and use  π\pi  on demos calculator (3.14) 

1

163.2

2

15.3

3

124.2

4

113.1

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Multiple Choice

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Calculate the volume.  To find the volume find the area of the triangle base and multiply by the height of the figure.  V=Bh,V=Bh,  where B is area of triangle, h is length of rectangle. 

1

 90 cm³

2

150 cm³

3

180 cm³

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Multiple Choice

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 V=lwhV=lwh  in this figure  l=12, w =5.1, h =7l=12,\ w\ =5.1,\ h\ =7  

 Find the Volume

1

428.4 cm3

2

412.8 cm3

3

404.2 cm3

4

400 cm3

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Multiple Choice

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 SA = 2lw+2lh +2whSA\ =\ 2lw+2lh\ +2wh  In this figure  l=15, w=10, h=10l=15,\ w=10,\ h=10  
What is the surface area of this figure?

1

200 cm 2

2

800 cm 2

3

400 cm 2

4

100 cm 2

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Multiple Choice

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 S.A.=hp +2BS.A.=hp\ +2B  in this firgure h=8, p=perimeter of triangle and B= area of triangle base. 

Find the total surface area of the prism.

1

161 square feet

2

1,700 square feet

3

75 square feet

4

186 square feet

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Solid Figures

Cylinder, Sphere, Cone, Pyramid

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Multiple Select

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 S.A. = 2πr2+2πrhS.A.\ =\ 2\pi r^2+2\pi rh  in this picture  r=4, h =11r=4,\ h\ =11  

What is the surface area of the cylinder?

1

176π cm2

2

376.8 cm3

3

376.8 cm2

4

120π cm2

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Multiple Choice

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 S.A.=12lp+BS.A.=\frac{1}{2}lp+B in this picrture l l\   = 4 (height of triangle face), p = 4(2)= pereimeter of square base, B=2(2) = area of the square base. 

Find the Surface Area

1

15m2

2

16m2

3

18m2

4

20m2

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Multiple Choice

 S.A. = πrlS.A.\ =\ \pi rl  

If slant height,  ll , of the cone is 21 cm and the diameter (2r) of the base is 24 cm. The total surface area of a cone is:

1

1200.77 sq.cm

2

1177 sq.cm

3

1222.77 sq.cm

4

1244.57 sq.cm

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Multiple Choice

 S.A.=4πr2S.A.=4\pi r^2  The surface area of a sphere of radius 14 cm is:

1

1386 sq.cm

2

1400 sq.cm

3

2464 sq.cm

4

2000 sq.cm

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Multiple Choice

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 S.A.=12(4πr2)S.A.=\frac{1}{2}\left(4\pi r^2\right)  

Find the surface area of the hemisphere (half a sphere)

1

339.3 in2

2

226.1in2

3

113.0 in2

4

452.2 in2

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This concludes a summary of Surface Area and Volume

Please ask questions to help you understand. Please use DESMOS calcultor to help the calculations. Refer to the lesson Plan for more practice.

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Surface Area and Volume

SOL G.13

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