MATH 6 Q4W2 Volume of Solid Figures Quiz

Which statement is true?

• Volume is measured in cubic units.

• Volume is measured in square units

• Volume is applied to plane figures.

• Volume is derived by adding the the area of 3-dimensional figues.

A paint can has a radius of 3.7 cm and is 7.2 cm high. What is the volume of the can?

• 83.65 cm³

• 154.75 cm³

• 309.5 cm³

• 300.5 cm³

Find the volume of the cone on a funnel that has a radius of 3.5 in. and a height of 6 in. Use the formula V = ⅓(𝝅r²)h

• 131.88 in³

• 230.79 in³

• 43.96 in³

• 76.93 in³

Every point on the surface of a sphere is the same distance from the center of the sphere, the distance mentioned in the statement is referred to a ______.

• radius

• diameter

• ray

• height

Find the volume of the air inside a basketball if its radius r is about 4.75 in. Use the formula V=4/3𝝅r³

• 59.66 in³

• 448.69 in³

• 19.87 in³

• 4.97 in³

If the diameter of the sphere is 8 cm, then its radius r is ______.

• 12 cm

• 4 cm

• 8 cm

• 16 cm

A cone has a diameter of 8 cm and a height of 15 cm. What is its volume?

• 125.6 cm³

• 1,004.8 cm³

• 320.00 cm³

• 251.2 cm³

A pyramid with a triangle figure on its base is a _________.

• square pyramid

• rectangular pyramid

• triangular pyramid

• hexagonal pyramid

When a pyramid has a rectangular base, it is called a _________.

• square pyramid

• rectangular pyramid

• triangular pyramid

• hexagonal pyramid

The value of pi or is always equal to ________.