Garden Club: Market Volume Plans
0 / 14Use volumes to plan produce portions, packages, and displays.
Use geometric models for the produce. Keep π exact unless told otherwise. When π follows a blank, enter only its coefficient.
Volume = π cm³
Capacity = π cm³
Capacity = π cm³
What is the volume of each piece? π cm³
Use inside dimensions for capacities. Treat each stated geometric model as exact.
What is the volume of one half? π cm³
Radius = cm
Radish material occupies % of the bag's interior.
Combine or compare volumes as needed. For the final question, explain your reasoning using calculations.
Remaining capacity = π cm³
Height = cm
| Model | Solid | Radius (cm) | Height (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pepper sleeve | Cone | 5 | 10 |
| Round tomato | Sphere | 5 | — |
| Bean jar | Cylinder | 5 | 10 |