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Can yall get me the volume calculations for the 3 shapes? Thank you! | Geometry

Can yall get me the volume calculations for the 3 shapes? Thank you! | Geometry-example-1

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Figure 1

  • Name = Cone
  • h = 4 units
  • d = 8

Since the diameter is 8, this cuts in half to the radius of r = 4. Plug the given values into the cone volume formula below

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

V = (1/3)*pi*(4)^2*4

V = (64/3)pi ..... exact volume in terms of pi

V = (64/3)*3.14

V = 66.98667 .... approximate volume when using pi = 3.14

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Figure 2

  • Name = cylinder
  • h = 4
  • d = 8 which cuts in half to r = 4

V = volume of cylinder

V = pi*r^2*h

V = pi*4^2*4

V = 64pi ..... exact volume

V = 64*3.14

V = 200.96 .... approximate volume when using pi = 3.14

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Figure 3

  • Name = rectangular prism
  • b = 32
  • h* = 12
  • h = 4

b and h* are dimensions along the bottom face, aka floor

h is the height or vertical dimension of the 3D room

V = volume of rectangular prism = volume of 3D room

V = length*width*height

V = (b)(h*)(h)

V = (32)(12)(4)

V = 1536 is the exact volume

There is no approximate volume for this figure because the result above is an integer.

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Combining the figures

Adding up the volumes for figures 1 through 3 gets us

(64/3)pi + 64pi + 1536 = (256/3)pi + 1536

The exact total volume in terms of pi is (256/3)pi + 1536

If we used pi = 3.14, then it leads to

(256/3)pi + 1536 = (256/3)*3.14 + 1536 = 1803.94667

The approximate total volume of all three figures combined is roughly 1803.94667 cubic units

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