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*Here is a link that will hopefully help those of you who don't understand how to find the volume of a rectangle / square.
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Cylinder Volume and Volume Problems

v= π x r x r
v= 3.14 x 12cm x 12 cm
v= 452.16 cm2 x 15
v= 6782.4 cm3
6782.4 cm3 / 4= 1695.6 cm3
The volume of cheese taken from the block was 1695.6 cm3.
One assumption I made was that they cut 1/4 from the cheese.

r= d/2
r= 0.8m/2
r= 0.4 m
v= π x r x r
v= 3.14 x 4cm x 4cm
v= 0.5024 cm2 x 10cm
v= 5.024 m3
r= d/2
r= 1m/2
r= 0.5m
v= π x r x r
v= 3.14 x 0.5m x 0.5m
v= 0.785 m2 x 10m
v= 7.85 m3
7.85 m3 - 5.024 m3 = 2.826 m3
The volume of concrete required to make the culvert is 2.826 m3.
Here is my volume video:
Good job Melanie, you used your colours very well. Your answers were shown neatly and stood out. For number five I think you forgot to answer letter "d" but for that my answer was 39.68cm^2 x 6.4cm = 253.96cm^3. Great blog, keep it up.
ReplyDeleteNice job Melanie! I like your post was really colorful. It brought your post to life, and really caught my eye.
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