Jon P. answered 02/27/15
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VOLUME: The first step is to find the vertical height from the slant height. The relationship is:
S2 = h2 + (R-r)2
S = slant height
h = vertical height (distance between bases)
R = radius of the larger base
r = radius of the smaller base
So 152 = h2 + (18 - 12)2
225 = h2 + 36
189 = h2
√189 = h
The formula for the volume is (πh/3)(R2 + Rr + r2)
So that's (π√189/3) (182 + 12*18 + 122) =
(π√189/3) (684) =
228π√189 cm3
LATERAL AREA: The formula for the lateral area is
AL = π (R + r)√((R - r)2 + h2) =
π (18 + 12)√((18 - 12)2 + (√189)2) =
30π √(36 + 189) =
30π √225 =
15 * 30π =
450π
TOTAL AREA: Add the areas of the bases to the lateral area:
AT = AL + πR2 + πr2
450π + π182 + π122 =
450π + 324π + 144π =
918π