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Surface Areas and Volumes

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Every question here is two solids joined, with a job to do.

Surface areas and volumes — the whole chapter on one screen
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Two solidsName each solid. Find the join.Toy: cone on hemisphere.
Outside or insideArea counts squares. Volume counts cubes.5082 and 32340.
The joinTouching parts are inside.7854 − 2772 = 5082.
The tentCanvas, floor and air differ.990, 154, 2772.
The hollowMouth off, bowl on.952 − 154 + 308 = 1106.
The slantOn a hemisphere: cone height = total − r.49 − 21 = 28, l = 35.
The jobList only the faces it counts.Capsule: 2 domes + wall.
Start to finishRead, split, find, pick, compute.₹2541.

This is Chapter 12, Surface Areas and Volumes. Open its exercises. For each object, name the solids first.

Every number here comes from a made-up object. The method stays the same for real ones.

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Two solids, one object
  3. 2 Peel it, fill it
  4. 3 What the join hides
  5. 4 The tent and its floor
  6. 5 The hollow that trades
  7. 6 The slant across the join
  8. 7 The job picks the faces
  9. 8 A question, start to finish
  10. 9 The big picture
  11. 10 Track quiz

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