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    This document contains information about geometry concepts such as circles, cylinders, and sectors including their formulas, examples of calculations, and explanations. It defines circles and their components like radius and diameter. It provides the formulas for calculating the surface area of cylinders and the volume of cylinders. It also gives the formula for finding the area of a circular sector and works through examples of these calculations.

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    This document contains information about geometry concepts such as circles, cylinders, and sectors including their formulas, examples of calculations, and explanations. It defines circles and their components like radius and diameter. It provides the formulas for calculating the surface area of cylinders and the volume of cylinders. It also gives the formula for finding the area of a circular sector and works through examples of these calculations.

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    This document contains information about geometry concepts such as circles, cylinders, and sectors including their formulas, examples of calculations, and explanations. It defines circles and their components like radius and diameter. It provides the formulas for calculating the surface area of cylinders and the volume of cylinders. It also gives the formula for finding the area of a circular sector and works through examples of these calculations.

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    1.

    Yang Jing Loo


    2. Soo Yon Li
    0322821
    3. Goh Song Kit
    4. Cherilyn Chia
    5. Chan Yi Fung
    6. Lim Hong Wei

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    - It has 2 circular faces (top & bottom)


    - It has one curved side
    - It is not a polyhedron as it has a curved surface

    Surface Area = 2r(r+h)


    Which is made up of:

    Surface area of circular base = r


    Surface area of curved surface = 2r
    xh

    If the height(h) is 2, and the radius(r) is 7, find the


    surface area of the cylinder.

    Surface Area = 2r(r+h)


    = 2(2)(2+7)
    = 2(2)(9)
    = 36
    113.097

    Volume = rh
    Just multiply the area of the base by the height of the
    cylinder:

    - Area of the base: r


    - Height: h
    - Volume = Area Height = r x h

    How to remember: Volume = pizza

    Imagine that you just made a pizza,


    z = radius, a = height, find the volume of the
    pizza.

    Given that the radius is 2 and a height is 6, find


    the volume.

    Volume = r x h
    Volume = 22/7(2)(6)
    = 75.429cm

    What is the volume of the cylinder with a radius


    of 3 and a height of 5?

    Volume= r x h
    Volume =22/7(3)(5)
    =141.428cm

    What is a circle?
    A circle is a type of line.
    The distance between any points and the centre is
    called the radius.
    Diameter of a circle is any straight line that passes
    through the center of the circle and whose endpoints
    lie on the circle.

    = 22/7 or 3.142

    r = is the radius of the circle

    1.

    2.

    Calculate the area of the circle when the


    radius of the circle is 7cm
    Calculate the radius when the area of the
    circle is 113.10cm

    1.
    2.

    x 7 = 153.94cm
    r = 113.10cm
    r = 113.10/
    r = 36
    r = 36
    r = 6cm

    Find the area of sector AOB.


    Solution:
    Area AOB= x 450 x 2/3 rad.
    = 212057.5 m

    Find the area of sector


    AOB

    Solution:
    AOB in radian
    =(/180) x 120
    = 2.094 rad.
    Area AOB = x 4 x 2.094
    = 16.755cm

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