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    This document contains 8 practice questions about calculating the volume of cylinders. It provides examples of cylinders with different radii and heights and asks the learner to calculate properties like volume, height, and the percentage of empty space in a container holding cylinders. The final two questions involve relating the volume of a cylinder to the radius of a sphere created by melting down the cylinder material.

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    Volume of A Cylinder pdf1

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    This document contains 8 practice questions about calculating the volume of cylinders. It provides examples of cylinders with different radii and heights and asks the learner to calculate properties like volume, height, and the percentage of empty space in a container holding cylinders. The final two questions involve relating the volume of a cylinder to the radius of a sphere created by melting down the cylinder material.

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    This document contains 8 practice questions about calculating the volume of cylinders. It provides examples of cylinders with different radii and heights and asks the learner to calculate properties like volume, height, and the percentage of empty space in a container holding cylinders. The final two questions involve relating the volume of a cylinder to the radius of a sphere created by melting down the cylinder material.

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    83 views3 pages

    Volume of A Cylinder pdf1

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    This document contains 8 practice questions about calculating the volume of cylinders. It provides examples of cylinders with different radii and heights and asks the learner to calculate properties like volume, height, and the percentage of empty space in a container holding cylinders. The final two questions involve relating the volume of a cylinder to the radius of a sphere created by melting down the cylinder material.

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    Video 357 on www.corbettmaths.com

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    Question 1: Work out the volume of each cylinder.


    Give each answer to one decimal place.

    (a) (b) (c)

    (d) (e) (f)

    Question 2: Work out the volume of each cylinder.


    Give each answer in terms of 𝛑.

    (a) (b) (c)

    Question 3: Work out the height of each cylinder.


    Give each answer to one decimal place.

    (a) (b) (c)

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    Volume of a Cylinder
    Video 357 on www.corbettmaths.com

    Question 4: Work out the value of x.


    Give each answer to one decimal place.

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    Question 1: A cylindrical oil drum has a diameter of 48cm and a height of 92cm.
    Calculate the volume of the oil drum.

    Question 2: A cylinder has a radius of 2m and a height of 5cm.


    Work out the volume of the cylinder in terms of 𝛑.

    Question 3: Timothy is Milling cups with orange juice.


    Each cup is a cylinder with radius 3cm and height 7cm.
    Timothy has 2 litres of orange juice.
    1 litre = 1000cm³

    How many cups can be Milled?

    Question 4: Shown below is a cylinder and a cube.


    The volume of the cylinder is equal to the volume of the cube.
    Find y.

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    Video 357 on www.corbettmaths.com

    Question 5: Calculate the volume of this shape.

    Question 6: 6 cylinders are placed in a crate as shown below.


    The radius of each cylinder is 4cm and the height of each cylinder is 14cm.
    The crate also has a height of 14cm.

    What percentage of space in the crate is empty?

    Question 7: A solid glass cylinder has a radius of 1.5cm and a height of 7.2cm
    The density of the glass is 2.61g/cm³
    Work out the mass of the cylinder.

    Question 8: The diagram shows a solid cylinder.


    The cylinder has radius of 2y and height of 6y.
    The cylinder is melted down and made into a sphere of radius r.

    Express r in terms of y.

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