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Name: __________________________ Course Section: ____________________
GEOMETRY ISA
Due Date: ________________________________________ at the start of class.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Ø You MUST submit your ISA by the due date listed above. Once the due date is over, it
will be considered late, and you will be penalized 10% per day, up to a total of 30%.
Ø There will be a DEMO written in class the day your ISA is due.
Ø You will be able to use YOUR completed version of Part 1 of the ISA when you write
your demo. It will contain the diagrams and key formulas used to calculate the
surface area and volume of each shape.
Ø
You may only use the Scientific Calculator provided to you by the school: SHARP
model EL520XTBBK
Checklist for success:
o Your full name, course section and due date is filled out on the first page
o Your work is neat, organized & easy to understand and follow
o You use formulas when answering the questions, show detailed process work
throughout & all of your final answers are circled and/or highlighted
o You conclude with a written statement using proper notation and units
Communication Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
Rubric for Presentation
and Technical
Mathematical Form
Expression and
Expresses, organizes,
organization of ideas Expresses, organizes, Expresses, organizes, and
Expresses, organizes, and and justifies thinking
and mathematical and justifies thinking justifies thinking processes
justifies thinking processes processes with the use
thinking through the use processes with the use with the use of proper
with the use of proper of proper
of visual and written of proper mathematical mathematical
mathematical mathematical
forms Use of conventions, conventions, vocabulary
conventions, vocabulary conventions,
conventions, vocabulary and and terminology with
and terminology with vocabulary and
vocabulary, and terminology with some considerable
limited effectiveness. terminology with a high
terminology effectiveness. effectiveness.
degree of effectiveness
Total Mark _____ / 16 K _____ / 4 C
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
To develop and apply formulas to calculate the surface area and volume of pyramids,
cones, spheres and cylinders
RESOURCES:
To learn and understand the material, use your textbook and watch the videos below.
Textbook: Principles of Mathematics 9, Nelson
Chapter 8: Measurement - 8.4, 8.5 & 8.6 - pages 448 - 471
1. Surface Area of Right Pyramids and Cones: pages 448 - 460
2. Volume of Pyramids and Cones: pages 461 - 465
3. Volume and Surface Area of a Sphere: pages 466 - 473
Videos: The Organic Chemistry Tutor & Math with Mr. J
Surface Area & Volume formulas and calculations for the shapes below
1. Square Based Pyramid 2. Cone
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3. Sphere 4. Cylinder
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PART 1: Diagrams and Formulas TOTAL: / 8K
1. For each shape, draw a diagram and label it using proper variables.
2. State the formula used to calculate the surface area and volume of each shape,
referencing your chosen variables.
3. State in the legend what each variable represents (for example, r = radius).
Shape Diagram SA: Surface Area V: Volume Legend
Formula Formula
Square
Based
Pyramid
Cone
Sphere
Cylinder
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PART 2: Questions TOTAL: / 8K
Solve the following questions, showing all formulas, process work and circle and/or
highlight all final answers. Conclude with a statement using proper notation and units.
For your calculations of pi, use π = 3.14 & round all final answers to one decimal place.
1. Calculate the surface area.
/1K
2. Calculate the surface area.
/ 1K
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3. Determine the surface area of the square pyramid with a height of 11.0 cm and a
base area of 36.0 cm2 / 1K
4. Calculate the volume of the cone. / 1K
5. A square-based pyramid has a volume of 100 cm3 and a base area of 40 cm2. What
is its height? / 1K
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6. The cylinder below is used to hold as many marbles as possible. Each marble has a
diameter of 4.2 cm.
a) How many marbles can fit into the cylinder? / 1K
b) If each marble costs 86 cents, how much will it cost for the marbles needed to fill
the entire jar? / 1K
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7. A pharmaceutical company creates a capsule for medication in the shape of a
cylinder with hemispherical ends as shown. How much medication will the capsule
hold? / 1K
ANSWERS
1) 600 m2 2) 678.2 cm2 3) 172.8 cm2 4) 11.3 m3
5) 7.5 cm 6a) 170 marbles b) $146.20 7) 1.5 cm3