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    A Cylindrical Tank Measures 12ft Long and 3ft in Diameter

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    A Cylindrical Tank Measures 12ft Long and 3ft in Diameter

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    This document contains 17 multi-part math word problems involving the calculation of volumes, surface areas, capacities, and other geometric measurements for objects like cylinders, pyramids, prisms, cones, and frustums. The problems cover a wide range of shapes and ask the reader to find lengths, heights, diameters, areas, volumes, and amounts of material required.

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    This document contains 17 multi-part math word problems involving the calculation of volumes, surface areas, capacities, and other geometric measurements for objects like cylinders, pyramids, prisms, cones, and frustums. The problems cover a wide range of shapes and ask the reader to find lengths, heights, diameters, areas, volumes, and amounts of material required.

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    1. A cylindrical tank measures 12ft long and 3ft in diameter.

    It has to contain water to a depth of


    3ft when lying in the horizontal position. Find the depth of the water when it is in vertical
    position.
    2. A regular hexagonal pyramid has 1 lateral edge which measures 10cm. the
    length of 1 side of the base is 6cm. find the altitude and slant height of the
    given pyramid. Also find the volume.

    3. A regular triangle pyramid has a height of 9cm and a volume of 46.8 cu.m. find the lengths of the
    edges and its lateral area.
    4. In a frustum of a right circular cone, the diameter of the lower base is 24ft while the upper base
    is 14ft. if the slant height of the frustum is 13ft, find the totalaxes and the volume of the
    frustum.
    5. The plane section shown in the figure is cut from a cube of edge a. find the area if section D and
    C are each at the midpoint of an edge.
    6. A triangular prism has a base in form of a right angled triangle, with sides
    6cm, 8cm and 10cm. if the height of the prism is 5.5cm, sketch the prism
    and calculate its total surface area and its volume.

    7. A rectangular paper of width 14cm is rolled along its width and a cylinder of radius 20cm is
    formed. Find the volume of the cylinder. (take 22/7 for π).

    8. The earth excavated for the canal is 4m depth at one end and
    5 m depth at the other end.

    9. A drinking glass is in the shape of a frustum of a cone of height 14cm. the diameters of its
    circular end s are 4cm and 2 cm. find the capacity of the glass.
    10. The slant height of the frustum of a cone is 4cm and the perimeters of its
    circular ends are 18cm and 6cm. find the curved surface area of the frustum.

    11. The decorative block shown in the figure is nade of two solids – acube and a hemisphere. The
    base of the block is a cube with edge 5cm, and the hemisphere fixed on top
    has a diameter of 4.2cm. find the total surface area of the block. (take 22/7=
    π)

    12. Soap kettles used in the commercial manufacture of soap are as a rule large cylindrical vats.
    50,000lb or more of soap being made in single beating. Find the capacity of such a kettle having
    an inside diameter of 18ft and a height of 30ft if soap weighs 70lb per cu.ft.
    13. A grain elevator in the form of frustum of a right circular cone is 24ft high, and the radii of bases
    are 10ft and 5ft. how many bushels of wheat will it hold if 1and ¼ cu.ft is equal to 1 bu.?
    14. A factory chimney is in the form of frustum of regular square pyramid. The chimney is 125ft.
    high and the edges of its bases are 12 and 8ft respectively. The cross
    section of the flue is 6ft square. How many cubic ft of materials does the
    chimney containhow many square ft of tin is required to make a funnel, if
    the diameters of the top and bottom are 28in and 14in respectively and
    the height is 14in?

    15. Derive the formula for the lateral area of the frustum of a right circular cone.
    16. A vegetable bin build in the form of a cube with an edge of 6ft is divided by a
    vertical partition which passes through two diagonally opposite edges. Find
    the lateral surface of either compartment.

    17.How many sq.ft. is required to make a funnel if the diameter of the top and
    bottom are 28in and 14in and the height is 24 in?

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