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Volume Peter Gibby

Volume Like area, it’s the space enclosed by the shape or form. We measure area in square units, volume is measured in cubic units.

Volume of a Cube Like Area, we multiply length times width, but then multiply by the depth for the 3rd dimension. V=s3 A rectangular prism has a volume of length times width times depth as well. V=lwd

Pyramids As you noticed, a triangle is half the area of a rectangle. Similarly pyramids are 1/3 the volume of rectangles. V=1/3Ah where A is the area of the base.

Spheres and Cylinders The volume of a sphere is defined as 4/3πr3 A cylinder has the volume of its base times its height. V= πr2h

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