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Volume of Solid Figures

Volume of Solid Figures

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Mathematics

6th - 8th Grade

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21 Slides • 37 Questions

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​Solid Figures

​Solid figures are not flat.

They have thickness.

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Cube

​This is a cube.

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​A Rubriks puzzle is an example of a cube.

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Multiple Choice

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Which of these objects is shaped like a cube?

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​Cone

​This is a cone,

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A traffic cone or a safety cone is

an example of a cone.

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Multiple Choice

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Which of these objects is an example of a cone?

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​Sphere

This is a sphere.

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​A globe is an example of a sphere.

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Multiple Choice

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Click on the object shaped like a sphere.

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​Cylinder

​This is a cylinder.

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​A battery is shaped like a cylinder.

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Multiple Choice

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Which object is a cylinder?

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​Pyramid

​This is a pyramid.

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​This tent is shaped like a pyramid.

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Multiple Choice

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Click on the pyramid.

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​Rectangular Prism

​This is a rectangular prism.

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​A wooden block is an example of a rectangular prism.

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Multiple Choice

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Click on an object that is shaped like a rectangular prism.

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9.1 Polyhedrons

A polyhedron is a 3D figure that is formed by polygons.


Examples of polyhedrons include a cube, prism, or pyramid. Non-polyhedrons are cones, spheres, and cylinders because they have sides that are not polygons.

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Multiple Choice

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Which two figures are NOT polyhedra?

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A and B

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B and C

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D and A

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C and E

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Prisms vs. Pyramids

A prism is a polyhedron with two congruent bases and the lateral sides are rectangles.


A pyramid is a polyhedron with one base and all the lateral sides meet at a common vertex.


Note: All prisms and pyramids are named by their bases.

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Multiple Choice

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The 3D figures shown are…

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prisms

2

pyramids

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Multiple Choice

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What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.

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Polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism

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Non-polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism

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Polyhedron, Hexagonal Prism

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Non-polyhedron, Hexagonal Prism

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Multiple Choice

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What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.

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Polyhedron, Sphere

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Non-Polyhedron, Sphere

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Polyhedron, Cylinder

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Non-polyhedron, Cylinder

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Multiple Choice

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What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.

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Polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism

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Non-polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism

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Polyhedron, Pentagon Pyramid

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Non-Polyhedron, Pentagonal Pyramid

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Multiple Choice

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What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.

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Polyhedron, Rectangular Prism

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Non-Polyhedron, Rectangular Prism

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Polyhedron, Square Prism

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Non-Polyhedron, Square Prism

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Multiple Choice

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What is the volume of this rectangular prism?
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60 cubic centimeters

2

15 cubic centimeters

3

20 cubic centimeters

4

6 cubic centimeters

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Multiple Choice

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What is the Volume of the Cube shown?

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125 cm3

2

30 cm3

3

15 cm3

4

125 cm2

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Multiple Select

Which shape(s) are triangular prisms or pyramids? Choose all the right answers.

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Multiple Choice

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Find the volume of the triangular prism.
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80 cm³

2

15 cm²

3

80 

4

40 cm³

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Multiple Choice

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The shape of the base is a...

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rectangle

2

triangle

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Multiple Choice

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Calculate the volume of the pyramid in the picture.  Round to the nearest whole number if necessary.
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21 m3

2

64 m3

3

32 m3

4

11 m3

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Multiple Choice

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Find the volume.
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240

2

1440

3

144

4

480

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Multiple Select

Which shapes have a circle for a base, or are circular?

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2
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Multiple Choice

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Find the volume of the cylinder.
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4239

2

1696

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1130

4

565

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Multiple Choice

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Find the volume of the cone.

3.14 x 12 x 12 x 4 / 3

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602.9

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60.3

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1808.6

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180.9

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

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sphere

2

circle

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polyhedron

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ball

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

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pyramid

2

circle

3

triangle

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cone

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

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pyramid

2

circle

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triangle

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cone

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

1

pyramid

2

prism

3

rectangle

4

sphere

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

1

cone

2

prism

3

rectangle

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cylinder

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

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cylinder

2

sphere

3

circle

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prism

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cone

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

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pyramid

2

prism

3

cylinder

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sphere

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

1

cylinder

2

cone

3

pyramid

4

prism

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

1

triangle

2

cone

3

pyramid

4

prism

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Multiple Choice

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Name the solid.

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rectangle

2

cube

3

pyramid

4

prism

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Formulas for finding Volume

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Volume of Prisms

  • V = BH

  • B represents the AREA OF THE BASE ( you must be able to identify the shape of the base and be able to find its area)

  • the shape of the base will be a  semicircle, a parallelogram, a triangle, or a complex figure made up of these

  • H represents the HEIGHT OF THE SOLID (the height of a prism is the perpendicular distance between the two bases). Some sources use "h" instead of "H". I like to use "H" to differentiate between the height of a triangle (h) and the height of a solid (H).

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Volume of Cylinder

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Volume of a Pyramid

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Volume of a Cone

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Volume of a Sphere

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solids?

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V = BHV\ =\ BH

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V = πr2HV\ =\ \pi r^2H

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V = 13BHV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}BH

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V = 13πr2HV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}\pi r^2H

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V = 43πr3V\ =\ \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?

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V = BHV\ =\ BH

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V = πr2HV\ =\ \pi r^2H

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V = 13BHV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}BH

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V = 13πr2HV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}\pi r^2H

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V = 43πr3V\ =\ \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?

1

V = BHV\ =\ BH

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V = πr2HV\ =\ \pi r^2H

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V = 13BHV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}BH

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V = 13πr2HV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}\pi r^2H

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V = 43πr3V\ =\ \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?

1

V = BHV\ =\ BH

2

V = πr2HV\ =\ \pi r^2H

3

V = 13BHV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}BH

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V = 13πr2HV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}\pi r^2H

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V = 43πr3V\ =\ \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?

1

V = BHV\ =\ BH

2

V = πr2HV\ =\ \pi r^2H

3

V = 13BHV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}BH

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V = 13πr2HV\ =\ \frac{1}{3}\pi r^2H

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V = 43πr3V\ =\ \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3

​Solid Figures

​Solid figures are not flat.

They have thickness.

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