Measurements Of Polygons And Circles Worksheets - Lance Mangham, 6th Grade Math, Carroll Isd Page 35
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40How many total turns will it take for the area to
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become greater than 1000 in.
?
7.
(Hint: Start with the area formula to find r .)
Show all equations and all steps in the box at
the right.
Ashley makes a second snowball and then rolls it
one full turn. Again 3 inches of snow stick to it.
She measures the new circumference (C) to be
8.
about 44 inches. To the nearest inch, what is the
diameter of Ashley’s rolled snowball?
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the right.
Using the diameter from #8, what is the area of
the rolled snowball?
9.
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the right.
10. What was the diameter of the snowball before Ashley rolled it?
What is the area of the snow that stuck to the
original snowball in #8?
11.
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the right.
Ashley rolls a huge snowball 4 feet in diameter. She decides to make another
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snowball
of its diameter to put on top. In inches , what is the diameter of
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the snowball Ashley wants to put on the top?
In square inches, what is the area of both
snowballs combined?
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13.
the right.
Ashley started with a snowball 8 inches in diameter. How many complete
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turns will Ashley need to roll it before she has a snowball the size she wants
to put on top?
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Created by Lance Mangham, 6
grade math, Carroll ISD
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