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WorksheetsM5X Module 29-Cylinders
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the area of the base of the cylinder shown? ( Use pi = 3.14 and apply rules of measurement.)
3.85 in2
4.75 in2
4.92 in2
5.16 in2
What is the lateral surface area of the cylinder shown? (Use pi= 3.14 and apply rules for measurement.)
26.4 in2
29.8 in2
33.6 in2
31.4 in2
What is the total surface area of the cylinder shown? (Use pi=3.14 and apply rules for measurement.)
38.9 in2
43.1 in2
47.2 in2
49.7 in2
What is the volume of the cylinder shown? (Use pi= 3.14 and apply rules for measurement.)
29.6 in3
27.1 in3
23.3 in3
20.7 in3
What is the area of the base of the cylinder shown? (Use pi= 3.14 and apply rules form measurement.)
35.9 cm2
37.4 cm2
38.9 cm2
39.4 cm2
What is the lateral surface area of the circle shown? (Use pi= 3.14 and apply rules for measurement.)
222 cm2
234 cm2
239 cm2
242 cm2
What is the total surface area of the cylinder shown? (Use pi=3.14 and apply rules for measurement.)
432 cm2
314 cm2
292 cm2
252 cm2
What is the volume of the cylinder shown? (Use pi= 3.14 and apply rules for measurement.)
389 cm3
409 cm3
467 cm3
507 cm3
Calculate the total cost to the nearest SAR of painting a cylindrical drum whose radius and height are 4.24 m and 6.88 m, respectively if the rate is SAR 0.75 per square meter.
SAR 245
SAR 222
SAR 208
SAR 197
How many liters of gasoline can 6 cylindrical drums hold if each drum has a radius of 0.5220 m and a height of 2.140 m? (Use pi=3.14. Note: 1 m3 =1000 L)
10,990 L
11,660 L
12,540 L
13,120 L
