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Area of triangle
Identify side of triangle given area
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Identify side of quadrilateral given area
Area of circle given radius
Area of circle given circumference
Circumference of a circle given radius
Radius of a circle given circumference
Volume of sphere, cone, cylinder
Volume of cuboid
What is the volume of the cylinder, if the radius
PQ
is
6
and the height
RS
is
11
?
6
11
396π
726π
2376π
198π
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Hint
Can you answer 10 correctly?
The volume of the cylinder is
?
Volume
=
π
radius
2
x
height
The volume of a 3-dimensional shape is the amount of space that is contained within it. It is calculated in different ways depending on the shape.
Cylinder =
πr
2
x h
Cone =
πr
2
x
h
3
Sphere =
4
3
πr
3
In these equations, the variables represent the following:
π
(spelled pi, but pronounced like a slice of pie) is the constant value of 3.14159...
r
equals the length of the radius of the circle, which is the length from the center of the circle to any edge
h
equals the height of the shape