Answer:
V = 240π cm^3 , S= 168π cm^2
Explanation:
The given figure is a combination of hemi-sphere and a cone
Volume:
For volume
r = 6 cm
h = 8 cm

Surface Area:
For this particular figure we have to consider the lateral area of the cone shape and surface area of the hemisphere
We have to find the lateral height

Hence the first option is correct ..