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    This document provides 20 practice problems involving solid mensuration concepts like calculating volumes and surface areas of geometric shapes. The problems cover calculating angles of polygons, number of diagonals in shapes, volumes of conical tanks, truncated prisms, model houses, cylindrical standpipes, tetrahedrons, cones, cylinders, frustums, cubes, and more. Students are asked to show their organized, clear, and neat solutions on short papers.

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    SOLID MENSURATION

    ASSIGNMENT/SEATWORK

    Practice solving the following problems. Show organize, clear, and neat solution in short size bond papers or
    newsprint. (100 points)

    1. The sum of the measures of the interior angles of a decagon is equal to

    A. 1440° B. 1620° C. 1800° D. 1980°

    2. How many diagonals are there in an undecagon?

    A. 55 B. 44 C. 11 D 22

    3. A closed conical tank whose base is lying on the ground has an altitude of H. It is filled with water to a
    depth of 2/3 H. Determine the ratio of the volume of water to volume of the conical tank.

    A. 6/19 B. 26/38 C. 26/27 D. 8/9

    4. The base of a truncated prism is a rectangle with length twice its width. The edges perpendicular to the
    base are 12m, 12m, 16m, and 16m, consecutively. If the volume of the truncated prism is 8200 m3, find the
    length of its base.

    A. 43.23 m B. 42.33 m C. 34.23 m D. 24.33 m

    5. A model house is made by sticking a triangular prism on top of a rectangular block, as shown in the diagram.
    Find the volume and total surface area of the model house. (ans. 131.78 sq. in)

    6. A cylindrical standpipe is to contain 343,000 gal. of water. If its height is to be twice its diameter, what
    must be its dimensions (diameter and height)? (ans. 30.79 ft; 61.58 ft)

    7. In the Figure, ABCD is a tetrahedron with side length of 2 cm. If the volume of the tetrahedron is √ ❑, find
    the value of R. (ans. 8/9)

    8. Determine the surface area of the miniature scale steeple (right circular cone) shown below: (10 in tall and
    6 in diam) (ans. 126.67 sq. in)
    9. A cone and a cylinder have the same volume and same height. Find the ratio of the radius of the
    cone to the radius of the cylinder. (ans. 1.732)
    10. A reservoir is shapes like a square prism. If the area of its base is 225 square centimeters, how
    many liters will it hold? (3.3375 li)
    11. The volume of the frustum of a regular triangular pyramid is 135 cu. m. The lower base is an equilateral
    triangle with an edge of 9 m. The upper base is 8 m above the lower base. What is the upper base edge in
    meters? (ans. 3 cm)

    12. A cube of ice is 64 cu. Ft. The ice melts until it becomes a cube which is one-half of its original volume.
    What is the length of the edge of the new cube? (ans. 3.17 ft)

    13. A circular cylinder is circumscribed about a right prism having a square base one meter on an edge. The
    volume of the cylinder is 6.283 cu. M. Find its altitude in meters. (ans. 4.00m)

    14. The crater of a volcano is approximately in the shape of a cone of base 3.1416 sq.mi. The crates’ depth is
    1500 ft. How many cubic yards of earth would be required to fill this cavity? (ans. 1.62 x 10 8 cu. yd)

    15. Crafty Tara decides to make each of her friends a light box. To let the light out, she removes a right
    triangle from each side of the box such that the area of each face of the box is the same. What is the
    remaining surface area of the box if each edge of the box measures 3.3 feet and the area of each triangle
    measures 6.2 square feet? (ans. 28.14 sq. ft)

    16. A cone is placed in a rectangular box having; L = 6 cm, W = 6 cm, H = 8 cm. What is the largest capacity it
    can occupy a space in the box? (ans. 75.4 cu. cm)

    17. What is the lateral area of a cylinder when the height is 7 cms and its diameter is 240 mm? (ans. 527.79
    sq. cm.)

    18. Find the volume of water in a swimming pool with vertical end and sides. The length measured at the
    water line is 50 ft and the breadth is 20 ft. The bottom of the swimming pool is a plane sloping gradually
    downward so that the depth of the water at one end is 4 ft and at the other end is 8 ft. (ans. 6000 cu.ft)

    19. How many sides does a polygon have if each interior angle is 120°? (ans. 6)
    20. The ratio of the volume to the lateral area of a right circular cone is 2:1. If the altitude is 15 cm,
    what is the ratio of the slant height to the radius? (ans. 5:2)

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