Surface Area and Volume of Cylinders

The diameter and height of a cylindrical container are shown. The container is covered completely with plastic. Which of these represents the total number of square inches of plastic covering the container.

• A

• B

• C

• D

The cylinder below is used to hold Hershey’s syrup. If John has a can of syrup how many cubic inches of syrup does he have? Round to the nearest tenth.

• A

• B

• C

• D

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Charlie’s Tuna Company makes small cylindrical cans of tuna and wraps each of them in plastic prior to shipping. If the diameter of the can is 5 in. and the height of the can is 2 in., how many square inches of plastic is needed to individually wrap 10 cans without overlapping?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What is the minimum amount of sand needed to fill a cylinder?

• Surface Area

• Volume

• Circumference

• Perimeter

We want to fill up the cylinder cup with water. How much water is needed to completely fill the cup?

• 78500 inches cubed 

• 80000 inches cubed

• 84500 inches cubed

• 89000 inches cubed

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We want to fill up the cylinder pictured with water.  How many inches cubed of water will fit inside it?

• 78500 inches cubed

• 80000 inches cubed

• 84500 inches cubed

• 89000 inches cubed

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Edgar has the can of soup shown in the diagram.
The formula for finding the volume of the cylinder is V=Bh. Which expression should Edgar use to find B, the area of the can's base?

• π(6.5)²

• π(3.25)²

• 10(3.25)²

• None of these

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You want to figure out how cherry coke is inside a can of Coca-Cola.  The radius is 2 inches and the 3-D height is 6 inches.  How much cherry coke fits inside the can?

• 68.56 cubic inches

• 75.36 cubic inches

• 83.76 cubic inches

• 94.7 cubic inches

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Find the volume of the cylinder. Round your answers to the nearest tenth if necessary. Use 3.14 for π.

• 124.6 in³

• 87.9 in³

• 97.5 in³

• 78.9 in³

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What formula would you use to find the volume of this shape? (a)  

• V = Bh

• V = 1/3Bh

• V = 4/3πr³

• S= 2πrh

• S= 2πrh + 2πr²

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