Direction: Supply the missing term to complete the formula for the volume of solid figure. 1) Prism V = 1 x____xh 2) Pyramid v=lxwxh ___ 3) Cylinder V=_Xr2xh___ . narz 4) Cone V= 3 ____ 5) Sphere 4XX V = 3____ I need it plsss
Spatial figures are 3-dimensional shapes that can be measured in Cartesian coordinates on the x-axis, y-axis, and z-axis. . With this 3-dimensional shape, it causes the figures to have volume and surface area. Every shape has a formula whether it's volume or surface area.
Further explanation
there are several shapes in the question
1. Cylinder
A cylinder is a geometric figure consisting of 3 sides, namely 2 equal circles and 1 quadrilateral that surrounds the two circles.
volume formula :
\tt V=\pi r^2.hV=πr
2
.h
2. Sphere
A sphere is a geometric figure composed of an infinite number of circles.
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{4}{3}\pi.r^3V=
3
4
π.r
3
3. Cones
A cone is a geometric figure consisting of a circle and a curved plane.
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3}\pi.r^2.hV=
3
1
π.r
2
.h
4. Pyramid
A quadrilateral pyramid is a shape that has a rectangular base
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Answer:
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Spatial figures are 3-dimensional shapes that can be measured in Cartesian coordinates on the x-axis, y-axis, and z-axis. . With this 3-dimensional shape, it causes the figures to have volume and surface area. Every shape has a formula whether it's volume or surface area.
Further explanation
there are several shapes in the question
1. Cylinder
A cylinder is a geometric figure consisting of 3 sides, namely 2 equal circles and 1 quadrilateral that surrounds the two circles.
volume formula :
\tt V=\pi r^2.hV=πr
2
.h
2. Sphere
A sphere is a geometric figure composed of an infinite number of circles.
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{4}{3}\pi.r^3V=
3
4
π.r
3
3. Cones
A cone is a geometric figure consisting of a circle and a curved plane.
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3}\pi.r^2.hV=
3
1
π.r
2
.h
4. Pyramid
A quadrilateral pyramid is a shape that has a rectangular base
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3}\times L\times W \times hV=
3
1
×L×W×h
Solution
1. Cylinder
r = 3.5 m
h = 8 m
volume formula :
\tt V=\pi r^2.hV=πr
2
.h
V = 3.14 x 3.5² x 8
V = 307.72 m³
2. Sphere
r = 20 dm = 2 m
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{4}{3}\pi.r^3V=
3
4
π.r
3
\begin{gathered}\tt V=\dfrac{4}{3}\times 3.14\times 2^3\\\\V=33.49~m^3\end{gathered}
V=
3
4
×3.14×2
3
V=33.49 m
3
3. Cones
r = 7 m
h = 20 m
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3}\pi.r^2.hV=
3
1
π.r
2
.h
\begin{gathered}\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3}\pi\times 7^2\times 20\\\\V=1025.73~m^3\end{gathered}
V=
3
1
π×7
2
×20
V=1025.73 m
3
4. Pyramid
L = 3.5 in = 0,0889 m
W = 1.5 in = 0,0381 m
H = 4 in = 0,1016 m
volume formula :
\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3}\times L\times W \times tV=
3
1
×L×W×t
\begin{gathered}\tt V=\dfrac{1}{3} \times 0.0889\times 0.0381\times 0.1016\\\\V=1.15\times 10^{-4}~m^3\end{gathered}
V=
3
1
×0.0889×0.0381×0.1016
V=1.15×10
−4
m
3
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