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    The document provides formulas and calculations for finding the volume and surface area of spheres and hemispheres. It gives the volume and surface area for various spheres and hemispheres in cm3 or cm2. It also provides that the total surface area of a hemisphere is three times the area of its great circle, and converts units between gallons, square feet, and bushels.

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    The document provides formulas and calculations for finding the volume and surface area of spheres and hemispheres. It gives the volume and surface area for various spheres and hemispheres in cm3 or cm2. It also provides that the total surface area of a hemisphere is three times the area of its great circle, and converts units between gallons, square feet, and bushels.

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    Lesson 10.7 7. Area of great circle= πr2.

    Total
    1. V= 972π cm3; S= 324π cm2 surface area of hemisphere=
    3πr2. Total surface area of
    hemisphere is three times
    that of the area of great
    circle.

    2. V= .972π cm3; S= 3.24π cm2

    8. 2 gal

    10. a. approximately 3082 ft2


    b. 13 gal
    c. approximately 9568
    3. V= 1152π cm3; S= 432π cm2
    bushels

    4. S=160π cm2

    5. V= 256π cm3
    3

    6. S= 144π cm2

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