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The volume of a compound shape . 10 cm & 12 cm .

The volume of a compound shape . 10 cm & 12 cm .-example-1
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Answer:

total volume = (1150/3)pi cm^3

approximate total volume = 1204 cm^3

Explanation:

The compound solid looks like it's made up of a cylinder with a base with 10 cm diameter and height of 12 cm and a half sphere with radius 10 cm.

volume of cylinder: (pi)(r^2)h

volume of sphere: (4/3)(pi)r^3

total volume = (pi)(r^2)h + (1/2)(4/3)(pi)r^3

We are given a diameter of 10 cm, so the radius is 5 cm since r = d/2.

total volume = (pi)[(5 cm)^2](12 cm) + (2/3)(pi)(5 cm)^3

total volume = 300pi cm^3 + (250/3)pi cm^3

exact total volume = (1150/3)pi cm^3

approximate total volume = 1204 cm^3

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