Lesson 2 Footprints in the Sand Solidify Understanding

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Plot each pair of points on the coordinate grid. Then find the length of the line segment that connects each pair of points.

$(- 3, 5) (- 3, - 7)$ :
$(5, - 7) (- 3, - 7)$ :
$(- 3, 5) (5, - 7)$ :

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Plot each pair of points on the coordinate grid. Then find the length of the line segment that connects each pair of points.

$(- 2, - 1) (- 2, - 7)$ :
$(- 6, - 7) (- 2, - 7)$ :
$(- 2, - 1) (- 6, - 7)$ :

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What made the third length in problems 1 and 2 more difficult than the others?

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Volume Formulas
rectangular prism: $V = l \times w \times h$ pyramid: $V = \frac{l w h}{3}$ cylinder: $V = π r^{2} h$ cone: $V = \frac{π r^{2} h}{3}$

Volume Formulas

rectangular prism: $V = l \times w \times h$

pyramid: $V = \frac{l w h}{3}$

cylinder: $V = π r^{2} h$

cone: $V = \frac{π r^{2} h}{3}$

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A marble pyramid with dimensions as shown was sculpted from a marble block. Find the volume.

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The pyramid shown in problem 4 was chiseled from a block of marble with the dimensions $3 ft \times 4 ft \times 2 ft$ .

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How much marble (in ${ft}^{3}$ ) was chiseled away?

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What fraction of the marble block was discarded?

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A decorator for a resort ordered a bigger pyramid similar to the pyramid in problem 4, but scaled up by a factor of $3$ . Find the volume of the new sculpture.

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The Crystal Wizard Gift Shop and Meditation Center sells miniature crystal pyramids with dimensions as shown. Design a packing box that will hold $6$ pyramids tightly. Give the minimum dimensions of the box. Write a mathematical statement that shows how the volume of the $6$ pyramids will fit into the volume of the box.

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A movie theater sells buttered popcorn in a cone and in a bucket. The cone has a diameter of $6 inches$ and a height of $10 inches$ . The bucket has an $8 -inch$ diameter and a height of $8 inches$ . The cost of the cone of popcorn is $$ 3.50$ . The bucket of popcorn costs $$ 10.00$ . Is the price of the bucket reasonable and fair? Justify your answer.

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Find the degree measure of angle $A$ .

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