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Question 1

We are given that the object is composed of a cone on top of a cylinder. We can use the Pythagorean relationship to find the slant height of the cone.

s2=52+72=25+49=74s=74

Slant height=74

Then we can use the formula for the surface of a cone, exculding the bottom (SAcone=πrs).

For the cylindrical part of the object, we can use the formula for the surface area of a cylinder, but only include one circle, the base (SAcylinder=πr2+2πrh) .

The total surface area can now be calculated:

SATotal=πrs+πr2+2πrh=π(5)74+π(5)2+2π(5)(8)464.99

Therefore the surface area is approximately 465 cm 2 .

To convert the answer to square inches, use 1 cm = 0.3937 in., so 1 cm 2 = (0.3937) 2 in. 2 .

465 (0.3937) 2 = 72.074855

Therefore the surface area is approximately 72 in 2 .

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