Volume of Cylinders, Cones and Spheres

Find the volume of the Cylinder

• 7230

• 6621

• 1130

• 907

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Find the Volume of the Cone

• 150.72 cm³

• 75.36 cm³

• 452.16 cm³

• 151 cm³

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Find the volume of the Sphere

• 78.5 m³

• 392.5 m³

• 523.6 m³

• 62.8 cm³

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Find the Volume if the height is 10 cm and radius 3 cm?

• 250

• 200

• 283

• 180

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Estimate the volume of this figure.

• 163 in³

• 18 in³

• 283 in³

• 324 in³

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Find the volume.  Round to the nearest tenth.

• V= 392.5 ft³

• V=104.6667 ft³

• V= 65.4167 ft³

• V= 523.6 ft³

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A rounded, cylinder cup of tea has an opening shaped like a sphere. That radius is 5 cm. Cup is 4 cm tall. Find the volume of the cup.

• 92.4 cubic cm

• 314 cubic cm

• 67.4 cubic cm

• 55.9 cubic cm

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^{_{Estimate the volume.}}

• 163in³

• 18in³

• 283in³

• 324in³

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V_{total}=V_{cone}+V_{cylinder} V = ? V_{total}=rac{1}{3}\text{π} r^{2}h+\text{π} r^{2}h Remember there are 2 different heights.

• 1,356 m³

• 1,734 m³

• 377 m³

• 590 m³

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In order to calculate the VOLUME of Cylinder and Cone, we need to calculate ...

• the area of the circle first.

• the area of the triangle first.

• the area of the rectangle first.

• the area of the square first.

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