Geometry / Mr. Hansen |
Name: ________________________ |
Solutions
to Selected Chapter 12 Review Problems
|
Chapter 12 Review (pp. 594-597) |
4. |
Imagine folding the big left flap rightward to make a box. If you can’t
visualize this, try tracing the shape and cutting it out of scratch paper. Since
the dimensions of the box are 5 by 9 by 2, V = lwh
= (5)(9)(2) = 90 cu. units. |
8.(a) |
LSA = 4Atriangle = 4(½bh) = 4(½)(16)(10) = 320 sq. units |
10.(a) |
LSA = 3Atriangle = 3(½bh) = 3(½)(10)(12) = 180 sq. units |
(b) |
LSA = prl = p(6)(10)
= 60p
sq. units |
(c) |
LSA = 2prh = 2p(6.5)(15)
= 195p
sq. units |
11.(a) |
TSA = Ahemisphere
+ Acircle
= ½(4pr2) + pr2 = 3pr2 = 3p(52)
= 75p
sq. units |
(b) |
TSA = A“hemicone”
+ Asemicircle
+ Atriangle
= ½(prl) + ½pr2 + ½bh = ½p(5)(13)
+ ½p(52)
+ ½(10)(12) = 32.5p
+ 12.5p
+ 60 = (45p + 60) sq. units |
15. |
Since each base is an isosceles D formed from a pair of
7-24-25 rt. Ds
joined together, ß = ½bhtriangle
= ½(14)(24) = 168 sq. units. Therefore, V = ßhprism = (168)(30) = 5040 cu. units. |
17. |
Vdesired = Vblock
– Vcylinder |
18. |
By Hero’s Formula on Smokey, ß = 10Ö2 sq. units. Therefore, V = ßhprism = (10Ö2)(7) = 70Ö2 cu. units. |
20. |
Sketch circle O with sector AOB: Since central ÐO = 60° and ÐA @ ÐB (base Ðs of isosc. D), DAOB is equilateral with area s2(Ö3)/4 = 102(Ö3)/4 = 25Ö3. Asegment AB = Asector AOB – ADAOB Note here that we used the fact that r = 10, which follows from the cross-section diagram above. Because the log is an extruded shape (i.e., a generalized cylinder), TSAlog = Afront
cap + Aback cap + Aflat
top + Acurved bottom Again, note that the circumference C uses the fact that the log has diameter 20, which is clear from the cross-section diagram above. |
21. |
The trick is to extend the cone upward to apex A: Let AE = x. Then x/(x + 6) = GE/FD = 9/12. Solving
gives If AD = 24 and FD = 12, then by inspection, rt. Ds AGE and AFD are not only similar but also 30°-60°-90°. (You wouldn’t necessarily have this, but it’s helpful to notice that it happens in this particular problem.) Thus AG = 9Ö3, AF = 12Ö3. Vfrustum = Vcone
ACD – Vcone ABE |
22.(a) |
The given triangle is 30°-60°-90° with hypotenuse 8. Thus the short leg is 4, and when spun, the figure makes a cone with slant height 8, radius 4, and height 4Ö3. Vcone = (1/3)ßh |
(b) |
When spun, the figure forms a tube with outer radius 4 and inner radius 3 (i.e., a short pipe with walls of thickness 1, outer diameter 8, and inner diameter 6). Another way to think about this is as a large cylinder with a cylindrical hole removed from its center. Vdesired = Vouter
cyl. – Vinner
cyl. |