Test: the cone (the cone - unad

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Andres Camelo

Colombia


the coneVersión en línea A cone is a geometric body limited by a curved surface generated by a ray that has a fixed point and runs through a fixed curve and by a plane por Andres Camelo 1 Es a geometric body bounded by a curved surface generated by a semi-straight that has a fixed point and runs through a fixed curve and by a plane a Pyramid b Cone c Cylinder d All of the above 2 Can the cones be? a Straight cones b Straight and oblique conos c Oblique cones d None of the above 3 Does the distance measured perpendicularly between its cusp and its base correspond to? a Height b Volume c Base d All of the above 4 Is the lateral area of a cone equal to? a The multiplication of the area of its lateral surface by the area of the base b The subtraction of the area of its lateral surface between the area of the base c The sum of the area of its lateral surface plus the area of the base d None of the above 5 Is the lateral area of a straight circular cone equal to? a Half of the product of the perimeter of the base by the generatrix b Twice the product of the perimeter of the base by the generatrix c None of the above d All of the above 6 Does the third of the product of the area of its base by its height correspond to? a The basis b Height c The volume d None of the above 7 Calculate the total area and volume of the following straight circular cone: Is the base area? a b c d None of the above 8 Is the side area? a b c d None of the above 9 Is the total area? a b c d None of the above 10 Is the volume given by? a b c d None of the above 11 Is a cone trunk? a The largest part that results from cutting a cone with a plane parallel to its base. b The minor part that results from cutting a cone with a plane parallel to its base. c All of the above d None of the above. 12 Is the total area of a truncated cone equal to? a The subtraction of the lateral area between the area of the bases. b The multiplication of the lateral area by the area of the bases. c The sum of the lateral area plus the area of the bases. d None of the above