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1) Volume = 36π cm³, r = 3 cm
2) Volume = x cm³, x = 36π cm³
3) Volume = x cm³, x = 18π cm³
4) Volume = 36π cm³, r = 3.78 cm
5) Surface Area = 100π cm², r = 5 cm
6) Surface Area = 200π cm², r = 5√2 cm, r = 7.07 cm
7) Surface Area = 200π cm², d = 10√2 cm, r = 14.14 cm
8) Surface Area = 144π cm², r = 6 cm
9) Surface Area = x π cm², x = 108π cm²
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