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    Worksheet – The Cylinder - Volume and Surface Area

    r
    (a) Volume of a Cylinder

    h
    Volume of a cylinder = r2h

    (b) Surface area of a Cylinder

    h h circles
    rectangle

    surface area of cylinder = curved area + (top + base)


    = (area of rectangle) + (2  area of circle)
    = (circumference  h) + (2  r2)

    Surface area of a cylinder = 2rh + 2r2


    Exercise 1 – Finding the Volume and Surface Area of Cylinder

    1. For each of the following cylinders, find;


    (i) the volume and
    (ii) the total surface area

    (a) Cylinder A: Base radius = 2.5 cm, length = 14 cm


    (b) Cylinder B: Base radius = 7.4 m, length = 0.8 m
    (c) Cylinder C: Base radius = 10.16 cm, length = 12 m

    2. A cylinder has a radius of 4 cm and a length of 10 cm.


    (a) Find the volume of the cylinder.
    6 cm
    (b) Find the total surface area of the cylinder.

    3. A solid cylinder of height 9 cm has a diameter of 14 cm. 9 cm


    This cylinder has a cylindrical hole of diameter 6 cm at its
    centre.
    Calculate the volume of the hollowed cylinder.
    14 cm

    4. This cake has a diameter 20 cm and height 7.5 cm.


    (a) Find the volume of the cake.

    The top and the curved surface of the cake will be


    covered in icing.
    (b) Find the area of the surface that will be covered with icing.

    Exercise 2 – Find the missing lengths

    1. A cylinder of radius 10 cm has a volume of 628.3 cm3. Find its height. Give your
    answer to the nearest cm.

    2. A cylinder of height 3 m has a volume of 0.114 m3.Find its radius. Give your answer
    correct to 2 d.p.

    3. A cylinder of radius 9.5 cm has a volume of 3178 cm3, correct to 4 significant figures.
    Work out the height of the cylinder.

    4. A cylinder of height 9.8 cm has a volume of 1183 cm3, correct to 4 significant figures.
    Work out the height of the cylinder.

    5. A cylinder of diameter 22 cm has a curved surface area of 10 400 cm2. Find its height.

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