Taylor Martin

Geometry-2
4-28-08
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2cm (6.5*4)*2=52cm
(4*2)*2=16cm
(2*6.5)*2=226cm
4cm
52+16+226=294cm^3
6.5cm

7.5cm

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23cm
Pi*3.752 *23
=1016.1cm2

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In problem number one I needed to find the surface area of the object, I did so by
creating the faces into separate squares. Then multiplying the area of the face by 2
because there is another side with equal area. Then after calculating that I added the
products up and got my total.

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In problem number two I did the circumference formula of a circle, then after I
got my answer I took that and multiplied that by 23 which was the height.

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The box I had was a paper clip container. It was a .41 gauge, PC-1S type, and is a
number 1 as in usage. The cylinder I used was a Pringles holder, the type was original
and it had the Pringles man on it smiling.

(6) The Total surface area for the objects where 294cm3 for the paper clips, and
1016.1cm3 for the Pringles package.