Surface Area & Volume Practice

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Surface Area & Volume Practice © T Madas

Volume = 1 cm3 Surface Area = 6 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 2 cm3 Surface Area = 10 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 4 cm3 Surface Area = 16 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 6 cm3 Surface Area = 22 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 8 cm3 Surface Area = 24 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 12 cm3 Surface Area = 40 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 12 cm3 Surface Area = 32 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 16 cm3 Surface Area = 48 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 12 cm3 Surface Area = 36 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 16 cm3 Surface Area = 40 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Volume = 27 cm3 Surface Area = 54 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Surface Area & Volume Practice Quick Test © T Madas

Find the volume and the surface area of each solid V = 2 cm3 V = 4 cm3 S.A. = 10 cm2 V = 6 cm3 S.A. = 16 cm2 S.A. = 22 cm2 V = 12 cm3 V = 8 cm3 S.A. = 40 cm2 S.A. = 24 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

Find the volume and the surface area of each solid V = 16 cm3 S.A. = 48 cm2 V = 16 cm3 S.A. = 40 cm2 V = 12 cm3 S.A. = 32 cm2 V = 12 cm3 V = 27 cm3 S.A. = 36 cm2 S.A. = 54 cm2 Each little cube has side equal to 1 cm © T Madas

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