Volume of Cylinders & Cones

How much space an object occupies

How wider and taller an object is

The capacity of an object

What it takes to fill it up an object

As the number of square units any solid can hold

As the number of cubit units any solid can hold

As the number of units any solid can hold

As the number of cubit units any area can hold

has three dimensions

has two round shapes at the end

two parallel line connects two ends

sides ending in a point

Radius and diameter

The area of the base and the height

Radius and height

Diameter and height

25 ft

30 ft

16 ft.

40 ft.

254 cubic inches

324 cubic inches

486 cubic inches

169 cubic inches

875 cubic inches

785 cubic inches

785 square inches

875 square inches

Has a circular base

Has smooth curved sides

Ends in a point

Has a vertex

$\pi\ r^2\ h$

$\frac{1}{3}\pi\ r^2\ h$

$\frac{1}{2}\ \pi\ r^2\ h$

$\frac{1}{4}\ \pi\ r^2\ h$

 $264\ cm^3$  

 $615\ cm^3$  

 $615\ cm^2$