
Volume of Rectangular Pyramids
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TeSheena Cloud
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03.19.2024 WARM UP
Calculate the volume of each
cube.
1.
2.
3. A cube that has a base area of
144 mm2 and a height of 12 mm.
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Volume of Rectangular Pyramids
March 19, 2024
Grade 7
Accelerated
Mathematics
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LO:SWBAT solve problems involving the
volume of rectangular pyramids.
DOL: Given a set of problems, students will
correctly solve problems involving the
volume of rectangular pyramids in at least 4
of 5 questions.
7.9A solve problems involving the volume of rectangular prisms, triangular prisms, rectangular pyramids, and triangular pyramids.
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Lesson Vocabulary
Volume
Rectangular Pyramid
V= Bh
x Base
area
1
3
1
3
xheight
cubic units
5
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You have learned about the volume of rectangular prisms.
Today we we look at rectangular pyramids.
What shape is the figure?
What other
shapes does a
rectangular
pyramid have?
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Open Ended
What shape is the figure?
What other figures does a rectangular pyramid have?
Use the following sentence stems:
The shape of the figure is....
The other figures are...
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Now, let’s explore the volume of a rectangular pyramid.
A rectangular prism with dimensions 2 cm by 2 cm by 3 cm
has a volume of 12 cm3. A rectangular pyramid with the same
dimensions has a volume of 4 cm3
How are their
volumes related?
2 cm
2 cm
3 cm
2 cm
2 cm
3 cm
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Are all the volumes of rectangular pyramids of a prism?
Watch to see our theory in action.
What do you notice?
1
3
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It’s concluded. The formula for the volume of a rectangular
pyramid is below.The animation shows again the relationship.
B = base area
h = height of the figure
V = Bh
1
3
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The formula for the volume of a rectangular prism has two
variables. One is capital and one is lowercase.
What is the shape of the base?
What is the formula for base area?
B = base area
h = height of the figure
V = Bh
1
3
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Here is an example.
Solve for volume using V= Bh
Step 1: Write the formula
Step 4: Plug in your values
and solve.
Step 2: Identify the base.
Replace B with the formula
for base area
Step 3: Identify the height
of the figure, h.
1
3
4 cm
6 cm
4 cm
Note: Multiplying by is
the same as dividing by 3.
1
3
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Reorder
Reorder the following steps for solving a volume problem given a picture of the figure:
Write the formula.
Identify the base. Replace B with the formula for base area.
Identify the height of the figure, h.
Plug in your values and solve.
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Solve for volume using V= Bh
Step 1: Write the formula
Step 4: Plug in your values
and solve.
Step 2: Identify the base.
Replace B with the formula
for base area
Step 3: Identify the height
of the figure, h.
1
3
1.5 cm
4 cm
6 cm
Now your turn.
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Math Response
What is the volume?
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Solve for volume using V= Bh
Step 1: Write the formula
Step 4: Plug in your values
and solve.
Step 2: Identify the base.
Replace B with the formula
for base area
Step 3: Identify the height
of the figure, h.
1
3
2 in
6 in
2.5 in
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Math Response
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Let’s review the activity.
What’s the only difference
when solving for volume of
a rectangular pyramid
versus a rectangular
prism?
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Open Ended
What’s the only difference when solving for volume of a rectangular pyramid versus a rectangular prism?
Use the following sentence stem: The only difference is.....
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The dimensions of a rectangular pyramid are
6 cm by 2.5 cm by 3 cm. What is the volume of
the rectangular pyramid in cubic centimeters?
Tip: The base
numbers are
the first two.
Draw your
own prism.
Can you solve for volume given only words?
2.5 cm
6 cm
3 cm
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Some of the dimensions of a rectangular pyramid
are shown below. The height of the pyramid is
4 cm. What is the volume of the rectangular
pyramid in cubic centimeters?
What’s unique about this problem?
1.5 cm
5 cm
Some of the dimensions of a rectangular pyramid
are shown below. The height of the pyramid is
4 cm. What is the volume of the rectangular
pyramid in cubic centimeters?
4 cm
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Fill in the Blank
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A pyramid and it’s dimensions are shown below.
Jordan solves for the volume and shows his work.
Is he correct?
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9 cm
5 cm
10 cm
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Open Ended
Is Jordan correct?
Use the following sentence stem:
Jordan is correct because.....
Jordan is incorrect because.....
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A rectangular pyramid has a height of 12 inches
and a base area of 20 in2. What is the volume
of the rectangular pyramid in cubic inches?
A. 32 in3
B. 240 in3
C. 80 in3
D. 1,600 in3
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Can you solve for volume given only two numbers?
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Multiple Choice
A rectangular pyramid has a height of 12 inches and a base area of 20 in2.
What is the volume of the rectangular pyramid in cubic inches?
32 in3
240 in3
80 in3
1,600 in3
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A birdhouse came in two parts and
are shown below.
What is the combined volume of the
two pieces in cubic inches?
What’s unique about this problem?
6 in
9 in
4 in
8 in
A birdhouse came in two parts and
are shown below.
What is the combined volume of the
two pieces in cubic inches?
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Solve for the height if the volume is 48 ft3.
Step 1: Write the formula
Step 4: Plug in your values
and solve.
Step 2: Identify the base.
Replace B with the formula
for base area
Step 3: Identify the
dimensions you know.
What’s different?
2 in
6 in
?
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Solve for the height if the volume is 40 ft3.
Step 1: Write the formula
Step 4: Plug in your values
and solve.
Step 2: Identify the base.
Replace B with the formula
for base area
Step 3: Identify the
dimensions you know.
4 in
5 in
?
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Math Response
Solve for the height if the volume is 40 ft3.
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A rectangular pyramid has a volume of 120 cm3
and a base area of 15 cm2. What is the height of
the pyramid in inches?
Can you solve for any dimension given only two numbers?
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?
15 cm2
Tip: Is the base
area divisible
by 3?
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A rectangular pyramid has a volume of 64 in3
and a height of 16 in. What is the base area of
the rectangular pyramid in inches?
A. 4 in2
B. 48 in2
C. 12 in2
D. 1,024 in2
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Can you tell from the answer choices what you are solving for?
16 cm
?
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The associative property of
multiplication is used in Step B.
Could you divide by 3
in Step A instead?
Why? How might this
help?
Yes. 6 is divisible by 3.
It might help dividing the smaller
number then multiplying them all.
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Complete WARM UP
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board). Use the
mini whiteboard to
write your answer.
THEN
Be ready to share
your responses to
class.
03.19.2024 WARM UP
Calculate the volume of each
cube.
1.
2.
3. A cube that has a base area of
144 mm2 and a height of 12 mm.
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