Volume of 3D Solids

Find the volume of the sphere. Round to 3 decimal places.

Volume = ________ in³

Find the volume of the right rectangular prism shown

Volume = __________ cm³

A cube has a surface area of 150 mm². What is the volume of the cube?

• 5 mm

• 125 mm³

• 150 mm³

• 1837.117 mm³

• 300 mm³

Find the volume of the right cylinder shown

• $2160\pi\ m^3$

• $180\pi\ m^3$

• $2700\pi\ m^3$

• $1830\pi\ m^3$

Find the volume of the pyramid shown.

Volume = _________ ft³

The area of the base of the cone shown is  $16\pi$ .  Find the volume of the cone.

•  $4$  

•  $80\pi$  

•  $20\pi$  

•  $26.\overline{6}\ \pi$  

The volume of the cylinder shown is  $168\pi\ ft^3$ .  What's the height of the cylinder?

The cone has a height of 6 in and a slant height of 8 in. What's the volume of the cone?

Hint: use pythagorean theorem to find the radius

•  $56\pi\ in^3$  

•  $128\pi\ in^3$  

•  $200\pi\ in^3$  

•  $96\pi\ in^3$  

•  $10.583\pi\ in^3$  

Find the volume of the solid shown.

• $171\pi\ m^3$

• $63\pi\ m^2$

• $144\pi\ m^3$

• $153\pi\ m^3$

Challenge: Ms. V saw this apparatus at the dog park. It's a plastic rectangular prism with a cylindrical hole drilled through the middle for dogs to run through. Assuming it's solid plastic, how many cubic meeters are needed to construct it? (In other words, what's the volume)

Round your answer to 3 decimal places.

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