4 cm

cross-sectional area
A 102.92 cm310 cm The volume of this
8 10 cm sphere
times is closest to:
perpendicular
6 cm height.
7.5 cm B 4009.33 cm3 A 1563 m3
8.3 cm C 1336.4 cm3
7.2 m B 391 m3
3
a Volume D 646.7 cm
b Volume C 4690 m3
12.4
= length cm
× breadth × height
Year 10 Mathematics D 217 m3
= area of base × height
= lbh Surface Area 2
and Volume Practice Test 1
= πr × h
4 = 7.5
The cm × 6ofcm
volume × 4square
this = π is
cm pyramid × 5 × 5 × 10
= 180 cm
closest to:
3
= 250π Name__________________________
9 The volume of this swimming pool is
= 785.4
3 cm3 closest to:
A 450.6 cm
B 1351.9 cm3 20 m
1 Find the surface 15.3 cm
area of the following 8m
6 Find the volume of the following solids.cm3solids
C 47.94 1.2 m
aa) b b)3 c
D 143.82 cm
9.4 cm 3m
2m

7m A 576 m3 B 336 m3
5 The volume of this cone is closest to: C 672 m36 cm D 32.2 m3
8m 6 cm
A 20 927 cm3
The
f ofsurface area of this closed cylinder is
2 dFind the surface area of aBcylinder,
e 8882 cm 3
which has a10
radius 8 cm and a height of 9.5 cm
correct to 1 d.p. 41.3 cm C 26 645 cm3 closest to:

3
A 2178 cm2
3 For the cylinder given findD 6976 cm 1 cm
6 cm B 536.17 cm2
12 cmarea 12 cm
(i) the curved surface 20 cm 32 cm C 160 850 cm2
7 cm 16 cm
25.4
(ii) the area of thecm
circular ends D 6535 cm2
Surface Area and Volume (Chapter 8) Syllabus reference
g h 8 cm i
7 cm
(iii) the surface area 40 cm 14 cm
5 cm
3 cmcorrect to 2 d.p
Give the answers
13 cm area of this open cylinder is
11 The surface 12 A cylinder has a curved surface
12 cm
4 Find the curved surface areato:of the cylinder correct to 1 decimal place400 cm215
closest andcmradius of 9.2 cm. T
A 170 m2 20 cm is closest to:

j k B 57 m2 A 20.8 cm B 6.9 cm
20 cm
11 cm C 143 m2 C 23 122 cm D 43.4 cm
5.3 m
13 cm D 71.6 m2 8 cm
20 cm
13 cm 4.3 m 25 cm

5 A water tank is cylindrical in shape. If it has a 1.5 m radius and a height of 2 m, find the
If you
area of the sheet have
metal any difficulty
needed with these
to construct questions,
it. (Answer refertoto2 the
correct d.p)examples and questions in the
listed in the table.
6 A swimming pool is shown in the diagram. Find the cost of tiling the walls and floor of
the pool at $85 Question
per m2 1–3 4–7 8 9 10
8.8 m
Section A B C D

1m 2m
A. UNITS, AREA AND VOLUME REVIEW
This section reviews parts of Stage 4 in preparation for this chapter.
8.9 m 4.6 m
Area Conversions
base unit is m2
100 mm2 = 1 cm2
2 2
 ab c b
4 cm Volume =
cross-sectional area
2m 10 cm 10 cm times perpendicular
6 cm height.
7.5 cm
77m Calculate the areas of the following figures

a) 6 cm b) 6 cm c)
a Volume b Volume
e = length × breadth × height f = area of base × height
= lbh = πr 2 × h
= 7.5 cm × 6 cm × 4 cm = π × 5 × 5 × 10
3
1 cm
= 180 cm = 250π
12 cm 12 cm 20 cm = 785.4 cm3
16 cm
8 Find the volume of the following solids
6 Find 8 cm of the following isolids.
h the volume
m b) c)
a
a) b 14 cm c
5 cm
3 cm 2m
13 cm
12 cm
7m 15 cm
8m 6 cm 20 cm 6 cm
k the volumes of the cylinders below. Give the answers to 1 d.p
9 Find
d 20 cm e f
a) b)
8 cm
13 cm
1 cm
20 cm 6 cm
25 cm12 cm 12 cm 20 cm
7 cm 16 cm

g h 8 cm i
7 cm
10 Find the volume of a rectangular pyramid which has a base 6.2 cm long
14 cmand 4.5 cm
wide and a height of 9.3 cm. 5 cm
3 cm
13 cm 2
11 A pyramid as a hexagonal base with an area of 12.6 cm
12 .cm
If the height of the pyramid
is 7.1 cm. Calculate the volume 15 cm
20 cm
12 Calculated the volume of these pyramids
j k
20 cm
a) 11 cm b)
8 cm
13 cm
20 cm
13 cm 25 cm

13 Find the volume of a cone with a radius of 6.2 cm and a height of 5.8 cm. Give your
answer correct to 3 significant figures
14 Use Pythagoras’ Theorem to calculate the height h correct to 3 decimal places and then
use this value to calculate the volume correct to 3 significant figures

15 Find the volume of a sphere with a radius of 5.2 cm. Give your answer to 3 sig figs

16 If the diameter of a sphere is 3.6 m, calculate the volume of the sphere correct to
1 decimal place

17 Calculate the volume of these solids

18 A swimming pool is shown. Calculate the volume of the pool in cubic metres and its
capacity in litres . 1 m2 = 1000 litres

19 A tin is cylindrical in shape. Calculate the volume of the tin in cubic centimetres to
2 d.p and its capacity to the nearest litre if the tin has a height of 45 cm and a diameter
of 25 cm.
ANSWERS
1 a) 172 m2 b) 96 m2

2 879.6 cm2

3 i) 80 424.77 cm2 ii) 2513.28 cm2 iii) 82 938.05 cm2

4 143.2 m2

5 32.99 m2

6 4.6 + 9.2 + 40.94 + 13.2 + 13.2 = 81.14 m2 81.14 x 85 = $6896.90

7 a) 80 cm2

8 a) 112 m3 b) 3060 cm3 c) 42 cm3

9 a) 1539.4 cm3 b) 904.8 cm3

10 86.49 cm3

11 29.82 cm3

12 a) 48 m3 b) 40 m3

13 233 cm3

14 h = 8.307 Volume = 869.9 cm3

15 589 cm3

16 24.4 m3

17 a) 50.4 + 17.64 = 68.04 m3 b) 315 + 173.18 = 488.18 cm3

18 Volume = 200 m3 Capacity = 200 x 1000 = 200 000 litres

19 Volume = 22 089.32 cm3 Capacity = 22 litres