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    1. The document contains the solutions to multiple geometry problems involving calculations of volumes, surface areas, ratios, and other geometric measurements for various shapes. 2. Several questions ask students to calculate volumes and surface areas of spheres, cylinders, cones and composite solids using formulas like V=4/3πr^3 and SA=4πr^2. 3. Ratios of corresponding parts of similar figures are also determined for problems involving similar triangles, circles, or other geometric shapes.

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    1. The document contains the solutions to multiple geometry problems involving calculations of volumes, surface areas, ratios, and other geometric measurements for various shapes. 2. Several questions ask students to calculate volumes and surface areas of spheres, cylinders, cones and composite solids using formulas like V=4/3πr^3 and SA=4πr^2. 3. Ratios of corresponding parts of similar figures are also determined for problems involving similar triangles, circles, or other geometric shapes.

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    Exercise 10A:, Curved Surface Area

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    1. The document contains the solutions to multiple geometry problems involving calculations of volumes, surface areas, ratios, and other geometric measurements for various shapes. 2. Several questions ask students to calculate volumes and surface areas of spheres, cylinders, cones and composite solids using formulas like V=4/3πr^3 and SA=4πr^2. 3. Ratios of corresponding parts of similar figures are also determined for problems involving similar triangles, circles, or other geometric shapes.

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    17.

    (a)
    Exercise 10A   (page 10.1) 36 cm3
    1. (b) (i)
    100 cm3 31.2 cm2

    2. (ii) 3.46 cm
    25 cm3
    3. 18.
    273 cm3 300 cm3

    4.
    80 cm3
    5. Exercise 10B   (page 10.5 )
    208 cm2
    1. Volume
    6. (a) 25 cm  100  cm3 , curved surface area

    (b)  65  cm2
    1 070 cm 2
    2. Volume
     768  cm3 , curved surface area
    7. (a) 21 cm
     240  cm2
    (b) 3
    5 040 cm
    3. Volume
     320  cm3 , curved surface area
    8. 2
    443 cm
     136  cm2
    9. 18 cm
    4. (a) 7 cm
    10. (a) (i)
    38.5 cm2
    (b)
    224  cm2
    (ii) 11 cm
    5. 14 cm
    (b)
    170 cm3
    6. 10
    11. (a) ,
    x  11 y  7
    (b) 7. (a) 7 cm
    257 cm 2
    (b)
    12. (a) 290 cm3
    42 cm3
    (b) No 8. 32

    9. (a)
    13.
    336 cm3 150  cm3
    (b)
    14. (a) 16 cm 1 330 cm3

    (b) 10. No
    2 100 cm3
    11. (a)
    15. (a)
    476 cm2 3 850 cm3
    (b)
    (b) 11.3 cm 1 500 cm2

    (c) 12. (a) 34 cm


    543 cm3

    16. (a) 12 cm (b) 169.4

    13. (a) Cup A:


    (b) 24 cm
     

    96  cm3 , cup B: 100  cm3


     

    (b) Cup A:
    (c) 25%
     

    60 cm 2 , cup B: 65 cm 2


     

    (c) Cup A

     2018 Chung Tai Educational Press.   All rights reserved. 10.19


    14. (a) 12 cm 14. (a) 21%

    (b)
    620 cm3 (b) 33.1%

    (c)
    511 cm2

    15. (a)
    999 cm3 15. (a) 1   :   2
    (b) 2 (b) ( 5  2)r 2
    656 cm

    16. (a) Mouth: 3 cm, base: 2 cm 16. (a) Yes

    (b) (b) 1 070  


    97.5 cm3 1 070 cm2
    (c) (i)
    78.5 cm2 17. 7.32   cm
    (ii) 72
    18. (a) Height  54 cm, base radius  36 cm
    17. (a) 3
    3 390 cm (b) No
    (b) (i) 3
    2 560 cm
    19. (a) 3.83 cm
    (ii) 14.0 cm
    (b) Yes

    20. (a) xh
    r 
    Exercise 10C   (page 10.9) hx
    1. Volume (b)
     288  cm3 , surface area  144 cm2 242 cm3

    2. Volume
     486  cm3 , curved surface area 21. (a) 8.79 cm

     162  cm2 (b) Yes

    3. Volume 256  , surface area


     cm3  64 cm2
    3
    Exercise 10D   (page 10.13)
    4. Capacity 686  ,
     cm3 1. (a) 25   :   36
    3
    inner curved surface area (b) 9   :   4
     98 cm2

    5. Volume 2. (a) 27   :   343


     1.07 cm3 , total surface area

     6.03 cm2 (b) 729   :   125

    6.
    718 cm3 3. (a) 200

    7. 30 cm (b) 1   375

    8. 6.54 4. (a) 1.1

    (b) 30
    9. 11.3 cm

    10. 5. 2 cm
    20 600 cm3
    6. (a) 2   :   3
    11. 10.4 cm

    12. (a) (b) 4   :   9


    4 190 cm3
    (b) (c) 8   :   27
    1 880 cm 2
    7. 49   :   25
    13. 9

    1.20
    8. 69%

    9. 14.6%

    10.
    312 .5 cm3

    11. (a)
    3 042 cm3
    (b) 8.99 cm

    12. 8   :   117

    13. (a) 5   :   3

    (b) 25
    64

    14. (a) 4r cm

    (b) 1   :   7   :   56

    15. (a) 1   :   9

    (b) No

    16. (a)
    1 260 cm3

    (b) 9.11 cm

    17. (a)
    1 800 cm2

    (b) (i) 22 cm

    (ii) 17.9 cm

    (iii) Yes

    1.21

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