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The document provides a comprehensive review of surface areas and volumes of various solids including cuboids, cubes, cylinders, cones, spheres, and combinations of these shapes. It includes formulas for calculating total surface area, lateral surface area, and volume for each solid, along with examples and solved problems. Additionally, it discusses the conversion of solid shapes and the application of these concepts in practical scenarios.

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The document provides a comprehensive review of surface areas and volumes of various solids including cuboids, cubes, cylinders, cones, spheres, and combinations of these shapes. It includes formulas for calculating total surface area, lateral surface area, and volume for each solid, along with examples and solved problems. Additionally, it discusses the conversion of solid shapes and the application of these concepts in practical scenarios.

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b _ [CHAPTER ) ye X Surface Areas and Volumes er hens Outcomes... Solids 8 Review of Surface Areas and Volumes of Solids Cuboid © |: length of cuboid b: breadth of cuboid hi: height of cuboid Diagonal of the cuboid = Vi? +b? +1? Total surface area = 2(Ib + bhi + hl) Lateral surface area = 2(bh + Il) Volume = (x b x h) Cube © I: length of an edge, Diagonal of the cube = V3! Total surface area = 61° Lateral surface area = 4/? Volume = |° Right Circular Cylinder © _r:radius of the base h sheight (or length) Area of base = 7 Curved surface are Total surface area = 2nr° + 2nrh Volume = nh = Area of base * height =2nrh Hollow Cylinder © rz Internal radius, R : External radius, fr: he Area of base = (R—r°) Curved surface area = 2n(K + rh Total surface area = 2n(R + r)(l1+ R-1) Volume of material = 2(R?— r")hr Mathematics | Class 10 Review of Surface Areas and Volumes of Surface Area of a Combination of Solids Volume of a Combination of Solids Conversion of Solid from One Shape to Another ar Ze 1 > a= Length 13°O 4 Surface Areas and Volumes (23 kk Right ci ular Cone radius of tase /h: vertical height Uslant height ; 1= Vi? 472 ‘Area of base= n> Curved surface area = nrl ‘Total surface area = n1°+ mri = mr(y +1) Volume = Sphere © roradius: Surface area= 4ny? Votume = 4513 3 Hemisphere © roradius Curved surface area = 2? Total surface area = nr” =e Votume = 2 Spherical shell © sinner radius lrner ada Router radius 4 Rd Volume = n(n? 9) Surface Area of a Combination of Solids © Consider a circus tent shown in the given figure. nists of two. Parts Land Il, Parts in the shape of a cone and Part emt | ) surface area circus tent = Curved Curved surface area of par surface area of part ie, cone + > cylinder + Base are of part @esccd oes pang wp (ans) as hs nae surprisingly had roc He wanted to colou 10 em edge are joined W the surface area of the resulting Now, the curved surface area of the hemisphere =2nr? -(2x2 So 33 em? i7agoen2 Also, the height of the cone = height of the top ~ height (radius) of the hemispherical part So, the slant height of the cone — 2 ~ teVP eR = (2) + (3.25) em =3.7 cm (approx.) Therefore, CSA of cone emt= (2585.37 Jem? Now, TSA of top “(SS (ads 7 2 5 = 3.5 43.7) em? Gp 543.7) cm! 1 x(95+3.7)em = 39.6 cm?(approx.) xa.7 em? The decorative block shown in figure is made of two solids- a cube and a hemisphere. The base of the | 42m block is a cube with edge Sem 5 cm, and the hemisphere fixed on the top has a dia- san meter of 4.2 cm. Find the total surface area of the block. (take 2) Soln.: The total surface area of the cube =6 x (edgey'=6 x5 x 5 cm™= 150 cm? Note that the part of the cube where the hemisphere is attached is not included in the surface area. So, the surface area of the block = TSA of cube base area of hemisphere + CSA of hemisphere = 150 ~ mr? + 2nr? = (150+ wr?) cm™ =150em? +(22 4242 Jem? 7 2 (150 + 13.86) cm? = 163.86 cm? A solid is composed of a cylinder with hemispherical ends. If the whole length of the solid Volume of a Combination of Solids © In the previous section, we have studied about the surface area of solids made up of two or more solids ‘There we find that while calculating the surface area of a is 104 cm and the radius of each hemisphet is 7 cm, find the cost of polishing pease 22 } 7 Soln.: The whole length of the solid = 104 cm. The radius of each hemisphere = 7 cm. ‘Therefore, the length of the cylindrical part of the solid = (104 -2 x 7) cm = 90 cm Now, the total surface area of the solid = 2.x (curved surface area of hemisphere) + (curved surface area of cylindrical part) = 2l2n(7)} + (2m(7)(90)) = and 22277} fox22a90)} ax” x 22x74+2% 22x90 hs rate of € 2 per dm”, (take n= = 22{28 + 180}cm? ¢ = 4576 cm? poems 3 Then, the cost of polishing at | the rate of & 2 per dm* $576%2 _ ¢ 91.52, Se 100 6 A wooden article was made by scooping out a hemisphere from each end of a solid cylinder, as shown in figure. If the height of the cylinder is 100 cm, and its base is of radius 7 cm, find the total surface area of the article. ’ Soln.: Let rbe the radius of the base of the cylinder and h be its height. Then, Total surface area of the article = Curved surface area of the cylinder +2 (Curved surface area of a hemisphere) = Qarh + (2m?) = 2nr x (hr + 2r) = 2x 2 7(1004+2%7) em? = 2x 2 7(100-+ 14) em? = 44 «114 cm? = 5016 em? solid, some surface areas are not include d But, here we will find the total volume of a solid which is also the actual volume of two or more combined solids. Mathematics | Class 10 “ace Areas and Volumes (233 CP a right circular cylinder circumscribes ind the difference of the volumes of the inder and the toy. (Take n= 3. Let BPC be the emis ‘one standing on the base of the hemisphere (see figure). The radius BO of the hemisphere (as well oe sf the cone) = Sem =2em Volume ofthe toy = x7 ‘ -anes2.a{4 tna) -a16e(SJeaza? 3.3 ayo Now, let the right circular eylinder FPO cineum- senbes the given we volume required circular cylinder — volume ofthe toy = (1x24 25.12) em!=25.12em! lay ete. can be any shape. But the volume of shapes are same. For example, shape of ‘a cylinder can be changed into any shape, but is transformed into a number of Ss - i vod ¢ Hence, the required difference ofthe two =25.12cm° is oy ne oom Volume ofthe conical portion = 2 a7 42 x 2.?x7 : ny, =3234 on? Height ofthe cylinder = 22cm Radius of the cylinder = 2.1 em Volume of the eylinder 2a ey? = nthe 2 2Per2 3 «(2a = 166.32em* ¢ Volume of the hemisphere 2 small identical solids of same or sed by a ppelcanal % Rate of low x Time lass | mathematics Soln: Let the total number of bullets be x 4 Radius of a spherical bullet = ¥ em =2em Now, volume of a sphetical bi = jean’ =($x2s)an? eae $ Bees] Volume of the solid cube = (44) em? re pee toa vtmeot MD seaming oh tof Sn pro Bec eer cee em tas aecangaer tank which i 25 m long and 22m wide, Determine eee Soln.: Radius the pi Let the required time to raise the water level in the tank by 21'em be t hours, 21 Thereore, 771 =(284 = = Hence, the 1 2 emin 15 hours. GFF 4 10m deep wer with diameter 7 m is dug toe te exh fu digging bevy reed forma patern ste ee aa eo po Volume of the earth taken out = Volume of a cylinder height 10m Ga) 235) XP Surface Areas and Volumes Sphere spherical Shell a ei r sinner radius S.A.=4n7 R: outer radius ne v-2nR?=1) rae. CS.A.=2n(R?+ 2) TSA. sank) S tn(R2-P) 3m? + ny? SOLID ——— ‘SHAPES Shapes that = occupy space are called solid \ shapes. / / Cuboit 4 bold 4 — 1 :length of cuboid b: breadth of cuboid height of cuboid I, Diagonal of the cuboid / VP +i iP TS.A.=2(lb + bh + hl) LSA. =2(b+)h V=(Ixbxh) Right CS.A.=2nrh TS.A.= 2nr(r+h) Ven Cube E:length of an edge 1 Diagonal of the cube = J3/ ; TSA. = 6! LS.A.=4P ‘ V=P / 136) Surface Areas and Volumes Circular Cylinder rs radius of the base h height (or length) Area of base = mr” Hemisphere radius \ CS.A. = 2a? TSA.= 3n7 pee y V3" Right Circular Cone rr: radius of base I: vertical height F:slant height ; 1= Vk? +r° Area of base = nr CS.A.= ml P+ rl = mr +l) TSA. 1a me = bah Volume = 5 x17h Hollow Cylinder reinternal radius, f Reexternal radius, ! hi height \ Area of base = 1K") | SA.=2n(R nh! (Re Nh RD Ve mR? 7h ics Class 10 | Mathema" Solved Examples 1. A wooden toy rocket in the shape of a Soin Leth be cone mounted on 3 eying PE Of 2 Solin: Leth be as shown in igure Ket is. 26 cm, whi Shanta runs an industry in a shed which is the shape of a cuboid surmounted by a half xa} | | total space of 300 m', and [pom there are 20 workers, each of whom occupy about 0.08 m’ space on an average. Then, how much air room 0 eset (tare) of cone be r, slant height of cone ‘one be h, radius of cylinder be 7” Soins The volume o by the volume of air ular base resting. base ofthe cone radius is 30 cm. ial surface area of the Mathemat Surlace Areas an Volumes (239) Le dimensions 1.57 m «1.44 m95 em, The overhead tank has its radius 60 cm and height 95 em, Find the height of the water left in the underground tank after the overhead tank has been completely filled with water from underground tank which hhad been full. Compare the capacity of both the tanks. (Use x = 3.14) te overhead tank removed from the ter in the overhead, 1406 x0.6x095 m? in the underground tank when = 1.57 x 144 0.95 m? ing the overhead tank 7 x 144x095) ~ B14 x06 x 06% 095)] m" 157 x 0.6 0.6 095 2)m* \e height of the water let in the underground tank Volume of water left inthe underground tank TS7x1Ad 157x016 060952, pete OOD my ~ 0.475 m = 47.5 cm Capacity of overhead tank Capacity of underground tank 06x05 _ 1 v1aex095 2 ‘erefore, the capacity ofthe overhead tank is half the capacity of the underground tank ‘The rainwater from a drains into a cyl ‘of base 2 m and height 3.5 m. If the vessel is just full, find the rain Me ohived botestach of edn 3.4 ie de apt many bois te reqted et tke Sow? Sem Tee, the radi of A Tete ae gall a he boel v4 =2na em? ‘he Ss nd Peght of he finda bate ae ca ee ee voles a filled in the bottle is, V2 = (3)? 9 cm? ae aise ben Then vane Sie a tbones one 2 e hemispherical bow! (18)? Seep eee Yao 6 des 1818 an 8 Number of bottles required is 48, >. The height of a cone is 40 cm. A small cone is cut a the top by a plane parallel to the base. If the volume of the small cone is 7. of the volume i ofthe vot of the given cone, at what height above the base is the section made? Soln.: Let R be the radius of the given cone, r the radius of the small cone, he height In figur the s Class 10 | Mathemati section is made at a height of 0 em above shebase ofthe cone, 8. Acopper rod of diameter 1 cm and length 8 cm awn into a wire of length 18 m of u ‘Thenew wire formed is of the same volumeas of rd. he radius (in cm) of cross-section of the wire, jume = x x Fx 1800 em? th of wire = height of cylinder, wire is taken So, the diameter of the cross-section, ness of the wire is Lem, ie, 067 mm (approx). th = (opps © A solid is he conical from the top. two parts are equal, spherical at the bottom and the surface areas of the en find the ratio ofits radius I the cone is equal tosurface re (given) l= Dar = 1=2r 1 folume of the cone = —xr7h Volume of th ; 24 cm is moulded into a sphere. Find the radius of the sphere. Soln.: Volume of the iron piece = 49 » 33. 24 em Volume of the iron piece = Volume of the sphere 4a = AP aa9x33%24 pr. 5 4993x2837 _ 0 =m = r= V26i=21en 12. A solid metallic sphere of radius 105 em is ‘melted and recast into a number of smaller cones, cach of radius 3.5 cm and height 3 cm. Find the number of cones so formed, Soin: The volume of the solid met sphere 4 sa05)'cm? = 4005)’ em 1 Iwo solid cones A and B are placed in a cylindrical tube as sho figure. The ratio of their capacities are 2:1. Find the heights and. capacities of cones. Also, find the volume of the remaining portion of tl S49) Ssvfoce eas anyones 2 > hye Po idem 3 Height of cone B = 21 hy =21~14=7 em Aaa volume of the cone A= > 32 cm" [using equation (i) 2 7 XOKT using equation (i) x (9)? x 21 = 594 cm? Required volume of the remaining, portion “ Volume of the cylinder - (Volume of cone A + Velume of cone B) 594 = (152 + 66) 39% em 15. Anice cream cone full of ice cream having radius 5 em and height 10 cm as shown in the figure. 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The volume of the greatest sphere ‘hat can be cut ‘ylindrical log of Wood of base radius Tem and height 5 em is 2, 2. 31 A metallic sphere 0 recast into the shape of a cylinder cm, Find the height of the cylinder, Tam 365m ) 40cm, {@) none of these A9) ‘A cone, a hemisphere and a cylinder stand on ‘equal bases and have the same height. What is, ine ratio of their volumes? Two metallic right circular cones having their heights 4.1 cm and 4.3 cm and radii of their bases 21 cm each, have been melted t recast into a sphere. The diameter (a) 157, om (©) Sem A-cube whose each ot (a) 47 om lass 10| Mathematics 4. Metal em, 9 cm and 11 em Spectively are melted to form a single solid 7 re ‘The radius of the resul 7 3. out of a solid cube of leac whose edge measures §8 cm, each bullet being 4 cm in diamete (a) 25000 (b) 25440 (20828 (@ 25140 LEVEL.2 4, The height of a conic 14 mand its floor area is 3465 m®. The length of canvas, 11 m red forit is oo) (&) 525m (2) 860m lid metallic sphere of diameter 21 cm is melted and recast into a number of sm: cones, each of diameter 35 em, height 3 cm. ‘number of cones 50 formed is (b) 540 (@) none of these 40. pipe 5mm in diam al ve pth 24 em? Mathemati 2, 4B. 270 cm x 300 em * 350 cm of size 22.5 em » 11.25 cm = 87! assumed that 1 of the: is covered by the Struct 3 1500 #8) mortar. The number of Bricks used to me size are made ‘2m and height 16 em. T Surface Areas and Volumes (245 > 48. A metal sheet 27 cm long, 8 cm broad and 5 1am thick is melted into a cube. The difference between surface areas of two solids is (b) 285 em? (2) 287 em? LEVEL -3 (HOTS) 49. rectangular block has a square bas (3-2) m. The volume of the 3) m?. Find the height of the block rm (aV2-+bV3)m, where @ and b are (NB5)m —) GVE+4V2)m © asii+V3)m — (@) (V5+5)m LO) 5). A-cone and a hemisphere have equal bases and ‘equal volumes. The ratio of the heights of cone (b) 21 SEhamisphereis ) Est 4) id spheres are 3 em, [Link] and. ‘They are melted and converted id sphere, The radius of the new (G48) surtace Aveas and Volumes “The circumference of the base of a cylindrical hel vessel is 132 em and is 25 cm. How [A right circular cylinder whose diameter is equal inscribed ina right circular cone 3 times the inside the cone but () 512% () Wx @ cube is 20 em. The cube (© Bem Vi, Vs, Vsand Ve are the volumes of side lengths + cm, 2 em, 3x respectively, Some statements regarding these imes are shown here. 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Find K 128 m’, The breadth of the by (9) A-cube of side 6 emis cut wi is 25 em. into a number of cubes of Reason of cubes is P4,Q3,R2,54 PHiQ2,R3,S4 Directions : nut of a cuk Direction ° sh an bared oo corresponding statement of Reason just below it. ““™ the statements, mark the core 1. The largest sphere is carved out of a cube Find the volume of the sphere correct explanation of assertion. () If both assertion and reason are true but reason not the correct explanation of assertion. © ‘reason is true. that ofa sphere which will exactly fit inside the rom a solid cylinder whose height is 12 cm and diameter 10 em a Assertion 6:0 3. Determine the ratio of the largest length of rods that can be fited ina sphere and cube, given that the sphere exactly fi Reason (a) V3:1 (b) 1:3 radius 7, is equal to 3 of the volume of the inder. Assertion + The curved surface area of a cone Reason Assertion © Reason Assertion Reason (G48) surface hres and Volumes (as) lass 10| Mathematicy [YW Subjective Problems Very Short Answer Type f a cone carved out of asolid hemisphere of radius evenly spread rm 22 m by 14 m. Find the he Semindiameterand ick, to be melted to form a right circular bounded radii cxlinder of height 10 em and diameter 45 cn are joined _ together form a cone, Find the volume 5. Aconeand a cylinder of equal radius and height 20 cm are melted and recast i diameter 10 em, Find the radi 8. The total surface area of a cube is 342m2. Find 24 cm and 25 cm the volume of cube - ly. If the cost of painting 1 em’ ©. The side of solid metallic cube is 50cm, The cube face area is % 005, find the total co {smelted and recast into 8000 equal solid cubical 2) dhe Deke tc oft ie panting twine ves (Tex = S. The diameter of a garden 14 m and 9, A metal cube of 9 cm edge is melted and recast is 2 m long. How much area will it cover in fee smaller cubes. Ifthe edge of two of the aoe c 2 smaller cubes are 1 em and 6 em. Find the edge S revolutions? (Take x= 2 soa ibe thee ‘The surface areas of the three faces of a cu fe 10, The height of a cone is 5 m. Find the and 10 sq. em. respectively. Find the ‘cone whose volume is sixteen times its volume. and radius equal to its diameter. linder is equal to its volume. What isthe radius of eylinder? Long Answer Type Short Answer Type Fe AA solid iron rectangular block of dimensions 4, Sn 0 a hollow > Mathematics | Class 10 Surface Areas and Volumes (249) “Sp around it in the shape ofa circular ring of width 44m to form an embankment. Find the hei the embankment. in a canal, 6 m wide and 15 m deep, is with a speed of 10 km/h. How much area -m of standing he emipw Pre ht th sure area fhe soldi E629. QW Integer/Numerical Value Type Three cubes of side 4 em each are joined end to fend to form a cuboid. The surface area of the resulting cuboid and total surface area of the three cubes are inthe ratio 7: Find k Tre surface area of a sphere is same as the curved surface area of a right circular cylinder whose height and diameter are 6 cm each (G50) surtace Areas and Volumes 9, Thesurface area ofa sphereis same asthe curved surface area of a right circular cylinder whose height and diameter are 12 cm each, The radius of the sphere is height ofthe cylinder was [Link] and base radius was 7-cm, While watching tis, some questions came into Rinku's mind. Help Rinku to find the answer ofthe following questions After carving (@) Volume’ of the Class 10 | Mathematics coe fn he ri oi size from a cuboidal ceramic block sean ca ‘Based on the above information, answer the following questions, 1. What is the maximum radius of the sphere that can be carved out from the block of ceramic? (@) 23cm (©) 17cm (© Sem (@) am 2 What is the volume of the complete block of (a) 15552 cm? (b) 12646 em? (©) 15292 em? (a) 12898 em 5. What is the volume of the ceramic carved out? (@) 1940.4cm’ (&) 7241.14 on! (c) 145535cm* ——_(@) None of these What is the volume of the cuboidal vase thus ed? 8853.73 cm 5310.86 cm’ of type-I tank is 1.5 m and its height is 3.5 m, then find the capacity of tank type (Take m= 3.14) (©) 10000 litres (©) 13200 litres (@) 90400 litres Find the capacity of type-I tank having dimensions Smx4mx35m (a), 72000 litres (©) 70000 litres (©) 250000 litres (€) 404000 litres .. How much more water type-II tank contains than tank of type-I if ts base total height is 55 m? 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