Edmentum Mastery Test: Using Volume
Formulas (100% UPDATED Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
A funnel is made up of a partial cone and a cylinder as shown in the figure. The maximum
amount of liquid that can be in the funnel at any given time is 16.59375π cubic centimeters.
Given this information, what is the volume of the partial cone that makes up the top part of
the funnel? - CORRECT ANSWER- A. 15.75π cm³
A funnel is made up of a partial cone and a cylinder as shown in the figure. The maximum
amount of liquid that can be in the funnel at any given time is 16.59375π cubic centimeters.
Given this information, what is the volume of the partial cone that makes up the top part of
the funnel? - CORRECT ANSWER- A. 15.75π cm³
At a railway yard, locomotives are used to haul containers carrying oil. A locomotive is
chosen according to the volume of oil it can haul, as shown in the table.
Locomotive: Capacity
A450: 0−750 cubic feet
CG35: 750−1,500 cubic feet
BR73: 1,500−2,500 cubic feet
YH61: 2,500−3,500 cubic feet
The four cylindrical containers listed in the table need to be hauled.
Cylinder -- Length (ft.) -- Diameter (ft.) -- Fill Level
A -- 40 -- 12 -- half
B -- 24 -- 8 -- full
C -- 16 -- 16 -- full
D -- 6 -- 12 -- full
Match each container to the locomotive needed to haul it.
A450
CG35
Formulas (100% UPDATED Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
A funnel is made up of a partial cone and a cylinder as shown in the figure. The maximum
amount of liquid that can be in the funnel at any given time is 16.59375π cubic centimeters.
Given this information, what is the volume of the partial cone that makes up the top part of
the funnel? - CORRECT ANSWER- A. 15.75π cm³
A funnel is made up of a partial cone and a cylinder as shown in the figure. The maximum
amount of liquid that can be in the funnel at any given time is 16.59375π cubic centimeters.
Given this information, what is the volume of the partial cone that makes up the top part of
the funnel? - CORRECT ANSWER- A. 15.75π cm³
At a railway yard, locomotives are used to haul containers carrying oil. A locomotive is
chosen according to the volume of oil it can haul, as shown in the table.
Locomotive: Capacity
A450: 0−750 cubic feet
CG35: 750−1,500 cubic feet
BR73: 1,500−2,500 cubic feet
YH61: 2,500−3,500 cubic feet
The four cylindrical containers listed in the table need to be hauled.
Cylinder -- Length (ft.) -- Diameter (ft.) -- Fill Level
A -- 40 -- 12 -- half
B -- 24 -- 8 -- full
C -- 16 -- 16 -- full
D -- 6 -- 12 -- full
Match each container to the locomotive needed to haul it.
A450
CG35
