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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volume and surface areas of various geometric solids. It lists 8 shapes: cube, rectangular prism, trapezium, cylinder, cone, sphere, ellipsoid, and conical stockpile. For each shape, it gives the relevant formulae to calculate the volume, total surface area, lateral surface area, and other key measurements like diameter, radius, or length. The shapes and their volume and surface area calculations are presented in a table for easy reference.

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volume and surface areas of various geometric solids. It lists 8 shapes: cube, rectangular prism, trapezium, cylinder, cone, sphere, ellipsoid, and conical stockpile. For each shape, it gives the relevant formulae to calculate the volume, total surface area, lateral surface area, and other key measurements like diameter, radius, or length. The shapes and their volume and surface area calculations are presented in a table for easy reference.

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volume and surface areas of various geometric solids. It lists 8 shapes: cube, rectangular prism, trapezium, cylinder, cone, sphere, ellipsoid, and conical stockpile. For each shape, it gives the relevant formulae to calculate the volume, total surface area, lateral surface area, and other key measurements like diameter, radius, or length. The shapes and their volume and surface area calculations are presented in a table for easy reference.

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    1 GENERAL

    rs 4 Volumes and Surfaces of Solids

    Sr. No. Description Figure Legend Formulae

    V=Volume P = Perimeter perpendicular to sides


    Pb = Perimeter of base
    S=Lateral surface perpendicular to sides.
    T=Total surface A = Area of section
    B=Area of base l = Lateral length
    h = Perpendicular height
    d = Diagonal length

    3
    1 Cube V=h
    2
    T = 6h
    h S = 4h2
    D = h×31/3

    2 Rect. Prism V = abh


    h b T = 2× (ab+ah+bh)
    a S = 2× (ah+bh)
    D = (a2+b2+h2)1/2

    3 Trapezium V = volume=0.33×h× (B+B1+(B×B1)1/2)


    h B = area of base;B1=area at top
    h = height

    2
    4 Cylinder V = B×h; B= 0.785×a
    h = Height S = Pb×h
    a = diameter T = Pb×h+2B

    5 Cone V = B×h/3
    h = height of
    cone S = Pb×l/2
    T = Pb×l/2+B
    l = length of
    Conical side

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    1 GENERAL

    rs 4 Volumes and Surfaces of Solids

    Sr. No. Description Figure Legend Formula

    3
    6 Sphere V= 4×3.14×r /3
    2
    r=radius S= 4×3.14×r

    7 Ellipsoid V=0.33×3.14×r×a×b
    a,b and r are 3
    sides
    of ellipsoid

    8 Conical stock
    pile l
    b is width of pile L= total length= l + b
    L
    h= height = 0.5×b×tan θ
    h=height
    l is length of
    straight portion H=height=0.5b×tan θ
    θ is angle of repose
    θ is angle of repose

    b
    l
    Volume=0.5×l×h×b+0.33×0.785×b2×h

    Source : Products Fact Book by Hammer Mills

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