1. Volume of Figures with two Bases
7.02

2. Figure B
Do Now
Figure C
Figure A

3. What do you notice?

4. The number of squares is the ______________ measurement of the _______________ of the 3-D figure.
The number of cubes is the _______________ measurement of one ______________­­­_ of the 3-D figure.
area
Base shape
volume
layer

5. Because they are equal, you can find the number of ­­­­____________________ in one layer of a 3-D figure by calculating the _______________ of the Base shape.
cubic units
area

6. Figure B
Figure C
Figure A

7. Congratulations!
________________ = the number of _____________________ that make up a three-dimensional figure.
Volume
cubic units

9. What if I take away the squares on the figure?

10. What if the Base shape is a circle?
Can we still use the same process?