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I need to find the surface area and volume of all three figures. If you could provide what equations you used to I will be grateful :)

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I need to find the surface area and volume of all three figures. If you could provide-example-1
I need to find the surface area and volume of all three figures. If you could provide-example-1
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Answer:

Part 1) Sphere The surface area is equal to
SA=196\pi\ m^(2) and the volume is equal to
V=(1,372)/(3)\pi\ m^(3)

Part 2) Cone The surface area is equal to
SA=(16+4√(65))\pi\ units^(2) and the volume is equal to
V=(112)/(3)\pi\ units^(3)

Part 3) Triangular Prism The surface area is equal to
SA=51.57\ mm^(2) and the volume is equal to
V=17.388\ mm^(3)

Explanation:

Part 1) The figure is a sphere

a) Find the surface area

The surface area of the sphere is equal to


SA=4\pi r^(2)

we have


r=14/2=7\ m ----> the radius is half the diameter

substitute


SA=4\pi (7)^(2)


SA=196\pi\ m^(2)

b) Find the volume

The volume of the sphere is equal to


V=(4)/(3)\pi r^(3)

we have


r=14/2=7\ m ----> the radius is half the diameter

substitute


V=(4)/(3)\pi (7)^(3)


V=(1,372)/(3)\pi\ m^(3)

Part 2) The figure is a cone

a) Find the surface area

The surface area of a cone is equal to


SA=\pi r^(2) +\pi rl

we have


r=4\ units


h=7\ units

Applying Pythagoras Theorem find the value of l (slant height)


l^(2)=r^(2) +h^(2)

substitute the values


l^(2)=4^(2) +7^(2)


l^(2)=65


l=√(65)\ units

so


SA=\pi (4)^(2) +\pi (4)(√(65))


SA=16\pi +4√(65)\pi


SA=(16+4√(65))\pi\ units^(2)

b) Find the volume

The volume of a cone is equal to


V=(1)/(3)\pi r^(2)h

we have


r=4\ units


h=7\ units

substitute


V=(1)/(3)\pi (4)^(2)(7)


V=(112)/(3)\pi\ units^(3)

Part 3) The figure is a triangular prism

a) The surface area of the triangular prism is equal to


SA=2B+PL

where

B is the area of the triangular base

P is the perimeter of the triangular base

L is the length of the prism

Find the area of the base B


B=(1)/(2) (2.7)(2.3)=3.105\ mm^(2)

Find the perimeter of the base P


P=2.7*3=8.1\ mm

we have


L=5.6\ mm

substitute the values


SA=2(3.105)+(8.1)(5.6)=51.57\ mm^(2)

b) Find the volume

The volume of the triangular prism is equal to


V=BL

where

B is the area of the triangular base

L is the length of the prism

we have


B=3.105\ mm^(2)


L=5.6\ mm

substitute


V=(3.105)(5.6)=17.388\ mm^(3)

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