Math Volume of Rectangular Prisms and Cubes

Find the volume of the cuboid.

• 36cm

• 36cm²

• 36cm³

• 36cm⁴

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The volume of the following cube is . . . m³.

• 999

• 729

• 147

• 49

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If a side of a cube is 5cm, find the volume of that cube.

• 5cm³

• 25cm³

• 125cm³

• 625cm³

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This cube volume is 27cm³. If a person needs 40 of these cubes, find the total volume of these cubes.

• 1000cm³

• 1020cm³

• 1040cm³

• 1080cm³

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Which volume is bigger than this cuboid?

• 32cm³

• 33cm³

• 37cm³

• 34cm³

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Which units are NOT used for volume?

• cm³
• m³
• mm³
• km²

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• 105 m³
• 112.5 m³
• 125.5 m³
• 110 m³

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To find the volume you:

• Divide length x width x height

• length + width + height

• length x width x height

• none of the above

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What is the volume of this rectangular prism?

• 27 cubic units
• 18 cubic units
• 9 cubic units
• 3 cubic units

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Volume is the amount of space an object takes up.

• True
• False