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Problem 7 (a)

Pick any two values you want for the radius and height (r and h). Repeats are allowed.

I'll go with r = 1 and h = 1

Compute the surface area of the cylinder with these parameters.

SA = 2pi*r^2 + 2*pi*r*h

SA = 2pi*1^2 + 2pi*1*1

SA = 2pi + 2pi

SA = 4pi

Now double the radius. We go from r = 1 to r = 2. Keep the height the same and compute the new surface area.

SA = 2pi*r^2 + 2*pi*r*h

SA = 2pi*2^2 + 2*pi*2*1

SA = 8pi + 4pi

SA = 12pi

The jump from 4pi to 12pi is "times 3".

Answer: The surface area triples

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Problem 7 (b)

Let's go back to r = 1 and h = 1 again.

LSA = lateral surface area of the cylinder

LSA = 2*pi*r*h

LSA = 2*pi*1*1

LSA = 2pi

Now double r, but keep h the same

LSA = 2*pi*r*h

LSA = 2*pi*2*1

LSA = 4pi

Going from 2pi to 4pi is a jump of "times 2"

Answer: The lateral area doubles

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Problem 7 (c)

We'll go back to r = 1 and h = 1.

Compute the volume of this cylinder.

V = pi*r^2*h

V = pi*1^2*1

V = pi

Then compute the volume with double the radius, but the same height

V = pi*r^2*h

V = pi*2^2*1

V = 4pi

The volume has quadrupled since we have gone from pi to 4pi.

Answer: Volume quadruples

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Problem 8

The volume of the block, before the half cylinders are removed, is 10*3*8 = 240 cubic inches.

The two half cylinders removed can be rearranged to combine to a full cylinder. This empty space cylinder has a radius of 8/2 = 4 inches and height 3 inches. This means we'll be kicking out the volume of pi*r^2*h = pi*4^2*3 = 48pi cubic inches of empty space.

The resulting volume of this weird looking solid is 240-48pi cubic inches.

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The front panel is a 3 in by 10 in rectangle. It has area of 3*10 = 30 square inches. The same goes for the back wall.

The top or ceiling panel is going to involve us first finding the area of the 8 by 10 rectangle (if you didn't remove those circular portions). So we have 8*10 = 80 square inches to start with. Then we kick out the circle of radius 4. So the top and bottom panels have area of 80 - 16pi square inches each.

The left and right curved walls are the lateral sides of a full cylinder of radius 4 inches and height 3 inches. This is when we combine the two curved sides to form one cylinder.

LSA = 2*pi*r*h = 2*pi*4*3 = 24pi

This means each curved wall is 24pi/2 = 12pi square inches in surface area

Now add up the 6 sides mentioned

(front)+(back)+(top)+(bottom)+(left)+(right)

(30)+(30)+(80 - 16pi)+(80 - 16pi)+(12pi)+(12pi)

220-8pi

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Answers:

Surface area = 220-8pi square inches

Volume = 240-48pi cubic inches.

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