8.2 (9.2) - Perimeter and Area Relationships of Rectangles

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#1 a) Determine the volume of container A.

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a) Container A has a volume of 21 cm^3

b) Container A has a volume of 36 cm^3

c) Container A has a volume of 72 cm^3

d) Container A has a volume of 216 cm^3

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#1 b) Determine the volume of container B.

Diagram on the Handout / SMART Board

a) Container B has a volume of 36 cm^3

b) Container B has a volume of 216 cm^3

c) Container B has a volume of 18 cm^3

d) Container B has a volume of 1,296 cm^3

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#1 c) Find the surface area of container A.

a) Container A has a surface area of 216 cm^2

b) Container A has a surface area of 180 cm^2

c) Container A has a surface area of 252 cm^2

d) Container A has a surface area of 324 cm^2

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#1 d) Find the surface area of container B.

a) Container B has a surface area of 216 cm^2

b) Container B has a surface area of 180 cm^2

c) Container B has a surface area of 252 cm^2

d) Container B has a surface area of 324 cm^2

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#1 e) Which container should a company use to package their product?

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a) Container A

b) Container B

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#2 a) How much can cylinder A hold?

Diagram is on Handout / SMART Board

a) Cylinder A can hold approximately 602.9 cm^3

b) Cylinder A can hold approximately 1,893.0 cm^3

c) Cylinder A can hold approximately 301.4 cm^3

d) Cylinder A can hold approximately 22,716.5 cm^3

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#2 b) How much can container B hold?

Diagram is on Handout / SMART Board

a) Cylinder B can hold approximately 188.4 cm^3

b) Cylinder B can hold approximately 1,774.7 cm^3

c) Cylinder B can hold approximately 565.2 cm^3

d) Cylinder B can hold approximately 417.7 cm^3

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#2 c) How much material is needed to make cylinder A?

a) Cylinder A requires approximately 602.9 cm^2 of material.

b) Cylinder A requires approximately 401.9 cm^2 of material

c) Cylinder A requires approximately 148.5 cm^2 of material.

d) Cylinder A requires approximately 351.7 cm^2 of material.

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#2 d) How much material is needed to make cylinder B?

a) Cylinder B requires approximately 301.5 cm^2 of material.

b) Cylinder B requires approximately 565.2 cm^2 of material

c) Cylinder B requires approximately 414.5 cm^2 of material.

d) Cylinder B requires approximately 256.1 cm^2 of material.

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#2 e) Which cylinder should a company use to package their product?

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a) Cylinder A

b) Cylinder B

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