Volume
Surface Area
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Communication
100

What is the formula for volume of a cylinder?

V = 𝛑r2h

100

What is the formula for surface area of a cylinder?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh

100

Convert 345 cm3 to mL.

345 mL

100

A cylinder water bottle measures 34 cm tall and 9 cm wide. It is half full of water. What is the volume of water?

V = 𝛑r2h
   = 3.14(4.5)234
   = 3.14(20.25)(34)
   = 2161.89 cm3

HALF: 2161.89 Γ· 2 = 1080.95

There's 1080.95 mL of water.

100

The volume formula for most prisms does not require exponents. Why does the formula for cylinders require an exponent?

V = 𝛑r2h

This is because the volume of a prism is base x height. The formula for cylinders uses exponents, because the base is a circle, and the area of a circle requires you to square the radius. 

200

A cylinder measures 6 cm wide and 19 cm tall.
What is the cylinder's volume?

V = 𝛑r2h
   = (3.14)(3)2(19)
   = (3.14)(9)(19)
   = 536.94 cm3 / mL

200

A cylinder measures 18 cm wide and 20 cm tall. 

What is its total surface area?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh
     = (2)(3.14)(9)2 + (2)(3.14)(9)(20)
     = (2)(3.14)(49) + (2)(3.14)(9)(20)
     = 307.72 + 1130.4
     = 1438.12 cm2

200

Convert 3.46 litres to mL.

3460 mL

200

A can of Pepsi contains 35 mL of caffeine.
How many cans of Pepsi would a person need, in order to have at least 1 litre of caffeine. 

1 litre = 1000 mL
1000 Γ· 35 = 28.6

A person would need 29 cans of Pepsi, in order to have above 1 litre/1000 mL of caffeine.

200

Explain volume.

Volume is the amount of 3-dimensional space an object takes up.

300

A cylinder measures 18 m wide and 4 m tall.
What is the volume of the cylinder?

V2 = 𝛑r2h
    = (3.14)(9)2(4)
    = (3.14)(81)(4)
    = 1017.36 m3

300

A cylinder has a radius of 5cm and a height of 17.5cm. What is the surface area of the cylinder?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh
     = (2)(3.14)(5)2 + 2(3.14)(5)(17.5)
     = (2)(3.14)(25) + 2(3.14)(5)(17.5)
     = 157 + 549.5
     = 706.5 cm2

300

Convert 6900 mL to litres.

6.9 litres.

300

Someone is wrapping cylindrical vases as special gifts. Each vase is 4 inches wide and 15 inches tall.

How much total area will need to be covered, to wrap 10 vases?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh
     = 2(3.14)(2)2 + 2(3.14)(2)(15)
     = 2(3.14)(4) + 2(3.14)(2)(15)
     = 25.12 + 188.4
     = 213.52
10 VASES: 213.52 x 10 = 2135.2 in2

They will need to cover a total of 2135.2 in2.

300

Explain how capacity can be different from volume.

Capacity refers to the maximum volume a container can hold within it.
Volume is the total 3D space that something actually takes up.

The volume inside of a container could be less than its capacity, for example if the container is partially filled.

400

A cylinder measures 7 cm wide and 9 cm tall. 

What is the volume?

V = 𝛑r2h
   = (3.14)(3.5)2(9)
   = (3.14)(12.25)(9)
   = 346.19 cm3

400

A cylinder measures 30 inches wide and 55 cm tall.
What is the surface area?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh
     = 2(3.14)(15)2 + 2(3.14)(15)(55)
     = 1413 + 5181
     = 6594 cm2

400

Convert 4 litres cm3.

4000 cm3

400

A roll of toilet paper measures 16 cm wide and 9 cm tall. In the centre there is the 4 cm wide cardboard tube, filled with empty space.

What is the volume of toilet paper?

Total V = 𝛑r2h
           = 3.14(8)2(9)
           = 3.14(64)(9)
           = 1808.64cm3
Empty space V = 3.14(2)2(9)
                       = 3.14(4)(9)
                       = 113.04cm3
Total - Empty space: 1808.64 - 113.04
     = 1695.6 cm3

There is 1695.6 cm3 of toilet paper on the roll.

400

Explain surface area.

Surface area refers to the total 2-dimensional space covering the outside of a 3D shape. It combines the areas of each of its surfaces/faces.

500

A cylinder's volume is 923.16 mL, and it is 14 cm wide.

How tall is the cylinder?

V = 𝛑r2h
923.16  = (3.14)(7)2h
923.16 = (3.14)(49)h
923.16 Γ· 3.14 = 49h
294 Γ· 49 = h
6 = h

The height of the cylinder if 6 cm.

500

A cylinder is 12 inches wide and 10 inches tall.
What is the surface area of just the base circles (top and bottom)?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh
For just the area of the 2 circles.
2𝛑r2

= 2(3.14)(6)2
= 2(3.14)(36)
= 226.08 cm2

500

Convert 0.025 litres to mL.

25 mL

500

A soup can label goes only around the curved edge of the can. One company sells cans that are 10 cm tall and 5 cm wide. 

How much area will their labels cover in total, in a box of 150 soup cans?

SA = 2𝛑r2 + 2𝛑rh

Curved edge/rectangle part: 2𝛑rh
= 2(3.14)(2.5)(10)
= 157 

150 cans: 150 x 157 = 23,550 cm2

The total area for the labels to cover is 23 550 cm2.

500

Explain why we say "cubed" to represent volume.

Volume is 3-dimensional, and to measure it we use a quantity of cubes.

If the unit is cm3 then the volume is a representation of how many cubes measuring 1cm x 1cm x 1cm make up the total amount of space being measured.