Surface Area Calculation Problems for Solid Shapes. - page 19 of 52
Number of problems found: 1034
- Lampshade 3
The lampshade has the shape of a rotating cone shell with a side of 32 cm and a base diameter of 46 cm. Calculate the paper consumption for its production if you assume that the waste will be 6% - Table paper coverage
The table has the shape of a rectangle with dimensions of 80 × 100 cm. Ten identical sheets of paper measuring 20 x 30 cm lie next to each other on it. Papers do not overlap or extend beyond the surface of the table. What part of the table surface is cove - Pool water space
My father installed a cylinder-shaped pool in the garden with a bottom diameter of 6 m and a height of 1.5 m. how many hectoliters of water can fit in the pool? How many m² of space must be cleaned after draining the pool? - Quadrilateral 4S prism
The edge lengths of a quadrilateral prism are in the ratio a:b:c = 2:4:5. The surface of the prism is 57 cm². Calculate the volume. - Cube edges length
If we reduce the length of the cube edge by 30%, this reduced cube has an area of 1176 cm². Specify the edge length and volume of the original cube. - Room painting cost
In the block-shaped room, the floor has dimensions of 4 m and 3.5 m. The volume of this room is 35 m³. How much will it cost to paint this room if we pay €1.2 for 1 m² of paint (remember that we will not paint the floor)? - Cuboid surface calculation
We have a block with a square base and a height of 12 dm. We know that its volume is 588 cubic dm. Calculate the surface area of a cuboid with the same base but 2 cm more height. You write the result in dm². - Quadrilateral prism
Calculate the volume (V) and the surface (S) of a regular quadrilateral prism whose height is 28.6 cm and the deviation of the body diagonal from the base plane is 50°. - Triangular prism
Calculate the surface of a triangular prism with the base of an equilateral triangle with a side length of 7.5 cm and a corresponding height of 6.5 cm. Prism height is 15cm. - Two bodies
The rectangle with dimensions 8 cm and 4 cm is rotated 360º first around the longer side to form the first body. Then, we similarly rotate the rectangle around the shorter side b to form a second body. Find the ratio of surfaces of the first and second bo - Tetrahedral pyramid
Determine the surface of a regular tetrahedral pyramid when its volume is V = 120 and the angle of the sidewall with the base plane is α = 42° 30'. - Octagonal tank
The tank has the shape of a regular octagonal prism without an upper base. The base edge has a = 3m, and the side edge b = 6m. How much metal sheet is needed to build the tank? Do not think about losses or sheet thickness. - Calculate the pool
Calculate how many square meters are needed to line the pool 6 meters long, 4 meters wide, and 1.5 meters deep. Add 10% to waste. - Cubes
Carol with cut bar 12 cm x 12 cm x 135 cm to the cubes. Find the sum of all the surfaces of the resulting cubes. - The cone
The cone's lateral surface area is 4 cm², and the area of the base is 2 cm². Find the angle in degrees (deviation) of the cone sine and the cone base plane. (The cone side is the segment joining the vertex cone with any point of the base circle. All sides - Rhombus base
Calculate the volume and surface area of prisms whose base is a rhombus with diagonals u1 = 17 cm and u2 = 14 cm. The prism height is twice the base edge length. - Regular quadrangular pyramid
How many square meters are needed to cover the shape of a regular quadrangular pyramid base edge of 10 meters if the deviation lateral edges from the base plane are 68°? Calculate waste 10%. - Pyramid a+h
Calculate the pyramid's volume and surface area with the edge and height a = 26 cm. h = 3 dm. - Aquarium II
Calculate how much glass we need to build an aquarium with a rectangular shape with a base of 65 cm × 52 cm and a height of 74 cm if the waste is 2%. The aquarium doesn't have top glass. - Room paint usage
How many kg of paint will we use to paint the walls and ceiling of a room with a length of 9m, a width of 6m, and a height of 3.2m if 1kg of paint is enough for approximately 6m square? Subtract 6 square meters from the surface of the walls, which are the
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