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Measurement and Geometry 18

Yogurt

Measurement and Geometry 18 Yogurt

Measurement and Geometry 18 Yogurt l

Measurement and Geometry 18 Yogurt l

Measurement and Geometry 18 Yogurt l ll l l l volume and capacity = 7 yogurt containers

What prism or cylinder did we select? How could we measure the volume and capacity? How could we pack the prism in layers? How could we pour in units of liquid? How could we record the volume and capacity? Why do we need more small units than large units? Do any of the prisms or cylinders have the same volume and capacity? Are they the same shape? Which prism or cylinder has the largest / smallest volume and capacity? Why? The prism or cylinder I selected is … I measured the volume and capacity by packing in layers. I measured the volume and capacity by pouring in units of liquid. I recorded the volume and capacity by … These prisms / cylinders have the same volume and capacity. The prisms / cylinders are not the same shape. This prism / cylinder has the largest / smallest volume and capacity because … We need more small units than large units because … Measurement and Geometry 18