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Volume of Composite Solids and Dimensional Changes

Volume of Composite Solids and Dimensional Changes

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

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Imani Palacio

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16 Slides • 17 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a correct method to find the volume of a composite figure made of two rectangular prisms?

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Add the volumes of both prisms together.

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Multiply the volumes of both prisms.

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Subtract the smaller volume from the larger one.

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Divide the total surface area by the height.

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Open Ended

Why is it important to understand how to find the volume of composite solids in real-life situations?

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Fill in the Blank

The formula for the volume of a sphere is V = ___ πr³.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following solids use the formula V = 1/3 Bh for their volume?

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Prisms

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Pyramids

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Cylinders

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Cones

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Math Response

Find the volume of the solid.

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Math Response

Find the volume of the solid.

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Math Response

A cylindrical rod for irrigation systems is hollow inside as shown. What is the volume of the cylindrical rod?

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Multiple Choice

If the dimensions of a solid are doubled, by what factor does its volume increase?

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Fill in the Blank

The scale factor used to calculate the change in volume when all dimensions are multiplied by the same number is raised to the power of ___.

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Multiple Choice

If the dimensions of a figure are multiplied by 4, how many times larger will the volume be?

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8 times larger

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16 times larger

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64 times larger

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256 times larger

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Multiple Choice

Given a rectangular prism with dimensions 6 in by 2 in by 4 in, if you double the length and width only, what will be the ratio of the new volume to the original volume?

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2:1

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3:1

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4:1

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8:1

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Multiple Choice

If the height of a cylinder is doubled while keeping the base area the same, how does the volume change?

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It doubles

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It triples

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It stays the same

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It is cut in half

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Open Ended

Explain how changing only one dimension versus two dimensions of a rectangular prism affects its volume. Use examples from the images to support your answer.

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Multiple Choice

If the radius of a cylinder is multiplied by 4, how many times larger will the volume be compared to the original?

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4 times larger

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8 times larger

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12 times larger

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16 times larger

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Multiple Choice

Pyramid A is similar to pyramid B. If the volume of pyramid A is 21 in³ and the volume of pyramid B is 1,344 in³, which of the following is true about the two pyramids?

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Pyramid B is 3 times larger than pyramid A.

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Pyramid B is 4 times larger than pyramid A.

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Pyramid B is 16 times larger than pyramid A.

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Pyramid B is 64 times larger than pyramid A.

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Open Ended

Explain the importance of using appropriate units when solving volume problems for different three-dimensional shapes.

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Multiple Choice

Which formulas should students apply to solve problems involving the volume of three-dimensional shapes such as prisms, pyramids, cones, cylinders, and spheres?

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Formulas for area of 2D shapes

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Formulas for volume of 3D shapes

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Formulas for perimeter

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Formulas for surface area

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