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Volume & Surface Area of Cylinders & Prisms 1) A square-based prism Find the volume & surface area of these solid shapes. Units are centimetres. 2) 3) 4) 5 8 8 14 2 12 4 11 12 9 6 5) A right parallelepiped 6) 7) A right-trapezium-based prism 11 7 7 14 11 4 5 8 10) 9) 8) A trapezium-based prism 18 15 8 1 24 7 5 4 4 10 11) A half cylinder 12) A three-quarter cylinder 13 6 20 18 9 11 7 28

Volume & Surface Area of Cylinders & Prisms 1) A square-based prism V = 1134 cm 3 SA = 666 cm 2 Find the volume & surface area of these solid shapes. 3 Units are centimetres. 2) V = 192 cm 3 SA = 272 cm 2 8 14 V = 110 cm SA = 167. 3 cm 2 12. 08 3) 8. 06 5 10 2 12 V = 336 cm 3 SA = 356. 7 cm 2 4) 4 11 12 9 5) A right parallelepiped 6) 11 cm 3 V = 520 SA = 421. 5 cm 2 7. 6 7 7) A right-trapezium-based prism 1 8) A trapezium-based prism V = 224 SA = 236. 9 cm 2 7 15 14 11 4 cm 3 9) 6 18 3 8 8 5 8 10) 24 7 5 4 4 10 11) A half cylinder 12) A three-quarter cylinder 13 6 20 18 9 11 7 28

Volume & Surface Area of Cylinders & Prisms 1) A square-based prism V = 1134 cm 3 SA = 666 cm 2 Find the volume & surface area of these solid shapes. 3 Units are centimetres. 2) V = 192 cm 3 SA = 272 cm 2 8 14 V = 110 cm SA = 167. 3 cm 2 12. 08 3) 8. 06 5 10 2 12 V = 336 cm 3 SA = 356. 7 cm 2 4) 4 11 12 9 5) A right parallelepiped 6) 11 V = 520 SA = 421. 5 cm 2 7. 6 7 15 11 4 cm 3 V = 224 SA = 236. 9 cm 2 9) 1 8) A trapezium-based prism V = 182. 0 cm 3 SA = 230. 0 cm 2 18 3 8 6 V = 2940 cm 3 7) A right-trapezium-based prism 2 SA = 1300. 3 cm cm 3 8 5 7 15. 23 8 10) 14 10 24 V = 173. 2 cm 3 SA = 200. 4 cm 2 20 V = 1900. 7 cm 3 SA = 881. 2 cm 2 4 12) A three-quarter cylinder 13 9 11 18 5 5. 744 + 7 + 3 = 15. 744 11) A half cylinder 6 V = 2035. 8 cm 3 SA = 904. 8 cm 2 7 7 28 V = 2787. 4 cm 3 SA = 1420. 8 cm 2 4

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