Solid Rotations
Cross Sections
Scaling & Area
Volume & Scaling Solids
Applications & Density
100

This 3D shape is formed when a rectangle is rotated around one of its longer sides. (along the axis of rotation)

What is a cylinder?

100

This shape is the cross section of a sphere cut horizontally.

What is a circle?

100

If a shape is scaled by a factor of 3, this is how much larger its area is.

What is 9 times larger?

100

What happens to a solid’s volume when scaled by a factor of 2?

Hint: If K=2, what is the factor for VOLUME?

What is the volume increases by 8 (2³)

K=3; K3=27

100

Define density in terms of volume.

(What is the formula for density?)

Density = mass ÷ volume.

200

This solid is formed when you rotate a right triangle around one of its legs.

What is a (right) cone?

200

A vertical slice through the center of a cylinder creates this shape.

What is a rectangle?

200

This kind of graph can represent the relationship between scale factors and area.

Hint: If the factor for area is K2, what operation do we apply to find K? --- "We take the _____  ____!"

What is a square root graph?

200

This is the formula for the volume of any prism or cylinder.

2x DOUBLE JEOPARDY 2x

What is V = Bh?

400 POINTS!!!

200

This is the density of a block that weighs 100g and occupies 25cm³.

What is 4 g/cm³?

300

This solid is formed when a semicircle is rotated around its diameter.

2X DOUBLE JEOPARDY 2X

What is a sphere?

600 POINTS!!!

300

This is the shape you get if you cut a cone horizontally.

A circle (that is smaller than the base).

300

A triangle has an area of 10 in². If it’s scaled by 0.5, this is the new area.

What is 2.5 in²?

300

If two solids have the same cross-sectional area at the same height, this principle says they have the same volume.

What is Cavalieri’s Principle?

300

This is the formula for the volume of any pyramid.

What is V = ⅓Bh?

400

Let's call back to Exit Ticket #1 and the man with the telescope. This 2D shape produced the multiple cylinders forming the telescope.

What is a rectangle?

400

This shape results from slicing a cyclinder diagonally.

What is an oval?

400

A square with side length 4ft is dilated by a factor of √2. This is the area of the new square.

2x DOUBLE JEOPARDY 2X

What is 32 ft2?

800 POINTS!!!

400

This is the volume of a cone with radius 3 and height 6.

What is 18π?

400

If a cube's side length is tripled (side length * 3), by this factor does its volume increase.

Hint: If K=3, what is the factor for VOLUME?

What is 27 or (3³)?

27 = 3*3*3

K=3; K3=27

500

A construction worker uses a drill bit shaped like a triangle. When the bit spins, it carves out a hole in the shape of a 3D solid. This is the shape of the hole created.

Hint: What does the original triangle represent?

What is a cone?


The triangle represents the cross-section.

500

This 3D solid has all circular cross sections, regardless of the slicing plane’s angle.

What is a sphere?
500

Explain how scale factors affect the area of a pyramid’s cross sections.

!!FINAL JEOPARDY!!

Cross sections are scaled versions of the base, and the area is multiplied by the square of the scale factor (k²).

500

A solid is scaled by k. This is how the surface area and volume change.

What is the surface area scales by k², volume by k³?

500

You have a solid metal object with a mass of 300 grams and a volume of 100 cm³. Will it float or sink in water? Justify your answer using density.

Water's Density = 1g/cm3

First, calculate the object’s density:
Density = Mass ÷ Volume = 300 g ÷ 100 cm³ = 3 g/cm³.
Water has a density of 1 g/cm³, and since 3 > 1, the object will sink in water because it’s denser than water.