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What is the volume in cubic inches of the solid figure, rounded to the nearest cubic inch? Do not use units or commas in your answer.

What is the volume in cubic inches of the solid figure, rounded to the nearest cubic-example-1

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Answer:

The volume of the figure is approximately 1244 inĀ³

Explanation:

The figure is formed by a rectangular prism and a hemisphere, therefore its total volume is formed by the the sum of the volume of each of these forms. The volume of a rectangular prism can be found by using the expression:


V_(rect) = length*width*height

While the volume of a hemisphere is given by:


V_(hemis) = (2)/(3)*\pi*r^3

The radius of the hemisphere is the difference between the total length of the figure and the length of the prism, therefore:


r = 17 - 11 = 6 \text{ in}

We can now find the volume of the figure:


V = V_(rect) + V_(hemis)\\V = 11*6*12 + (2)/(3)*\pi*(6)^3\\V = 792 + 144*\pi\\V = 792 + 452.39\\V = 1244 \text{ in}^3

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