- Volume of a sphere is 4/3 * PI * R^3. In this problem, radius (R) = 9. Plug that into formula to get volume of whole sphere, then divide that by two to get volume of hemisphere.
- Here radius = 18. Plug radius into volume equation to get volume of whole sphere, then divide that by two to get volume of hemisphere. Surface area of a sphere is 4*PI*R^2. Plug radius into surface area equation to get surface area of whole sphere, then divide that by two to get surface area of hemisphere.
- That figure can be broken down into a cylinder and a hemisphere. Find the volume and surface area of each then add together. The volume and surface area of a hemisphere are computed as for problem 2. Notice that for the hemisphere the diameter is 4 cm, so the radius is 2 cm. The volume of a cylinder is PI*R^2*Height and the surface area of a cylinder is 2*PI*Radius*(Height+Radius). The radius of the cylinder is the same as the radius of the hemisphere and the height of the cylinder is given as 12 cm. Plug those values into the equations for the cylinder.
Becky C.
asked 04/24/20Need help very quickly!
1.) Identify the volume of the hemisphere in terms of π.
A.) V = 121.5π cm3
B.) V = 486π cm3
C.) V = 364.5π cm3
D.) V = 729π cm3
2.) Identify the volume and surface area of the hemisphere in terms of π.
A.) V = 7776π in3; S = 972π in2
B.) V = 7776π in3; S = 1296π in2
C.) V = 3888π in3; S = 972π in2
D.) V = 3888π in3; S = 1296π in2
3.) Find the volume and surface area of the composite figure. Give four answer in terms of π.
A.) V ≈ 53.3π in3; S = 60π in2
B.) V = 60π in3; S ≈ 53.3π in2
C.) V = 54π in3; S = 56π in2
D.) V = 56π in3; S = 54π in2
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