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Select all the correct figures.Select the figures with a volume greater than 400 cubic centimeters.

Select all the correct figures.Select the figures with a volume greater than 400 cubic-example-1
User Tomas Giro
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Select all the correct figures.Select the figures with a volume greater than 400 cubic-example-1
User Deepakmodak
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Volume of figure 1

The figure is a Cuboid

The formula for the volume of a cuboid is,


V=lwh

Given:


l=14cm,w=5cm,h=6cm

Therefore,


\begin{gathered} V=14*5*6=420 \\ \therefore V=420cm^3 \end{gathered}

Volume of figure 2

The figure is a Cylinder.

The formula for the volume of a cylinder is,


V=\pi r^2h

Given:


r=3,h=14

Therefore,


\begin{gathered} V=(22)/(7)*3*3*14=22*3*3*2=396 \\ \therefore V=396cm^3 \end{gathered}

Volume of figure 3

The figure is a Cone

The formula for the volume of a cone is,


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

Given:


r=5,h=15

Therefore,


\begin{gathered} V=(1)/(3)*\pi*5^2*15=392.69908 \\ \therefore V=392.69908cm^3 \end{gathered}

Volume of figure 4

The figure is a Sphere

The formula for the volume of a sphere is,


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

Given:


r=5

Therefore,


\begin{gathered} V=(4)/(3)*\pi*5^3=523.59878 \\ \therefore V=523.59878cm^3 \end{gathered}

Volume of figure 5

The figure is a Rectangle-based pyramid

The formula for the volume of a rectangle-based pyramid is,


V=(1)/(3)lwh

Given:


l=10cm,w=9cm,h=12

Therefore,


\begin{gathered} V=(1)/(3)*10*9*12=360 \\ \therefore V=360cm^3 \end{gathered}

Hence, the figures with a volume greater than 400 cubic centimeters are


\begin{gathered} Figure\text{1\lparen Cuboid\rparen with the volume of 420cm}^3 \\ Figure4\text{ \lparen Sphere\rparen with the volume of 523.59878}cm^3 \end{gathered}

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