Chapter 8 Quiz 8.1-2

Find the volume of the solid. Keep Pi as a symbol.

• $145\pi$

• $150\pi$

• $600\pi$

• $3600\pi$

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Find the volume of the solid, keep Pi as a symbol.

• $600\pi$

• $750\pi$

• $800\pi$

• $3200\pi$

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Find the volume of the solid, keep Pi as a symbol.

• $16\pi$

• $64\pi$

• $48\pi$

• $192\pi$

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Find the volume of the solid, keep Pi as a symbol.

• $256\pi$

• $192\pi$

• $768\pi$

• $64\pi$

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Find the missing dimension of the solid, round to the nearest tenth. (Use 3.14 for Pi)

• 8.9 ft

• 9.9 ft

• 10.9 ft

• 11 ft

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Find the missing dimension of the solid, round to the nearest whole number.

• 2 yds

• 3 yds

• 4 yds

• 5 yds

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A cylindrical tank can hold 2279.64 cubic feet of water. The radius of the tank is 11 feet. What is the height of the tank? Round to the nearest whole number.

• 3 ft

• 4 ft

• 5 ft

• 6 ft

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Double both dimensions of the cylinder. How many times greater is the volume of the new cylinder than the volume

of the original cylinder?

• 6 times greater

• 7 times greater

• 8 times greater

• 9 times greater

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