Volume and Density: Calculating Volume

The video tutorial explains how to measure the volume of regularly shaped objects using a simple formula: volume equals length times height times width. It demonstrates the process with a box, using a metric ruler to measure dimensions in centimeters. The calculated volume is expressed in cubic centimeters, and the concept of a cubic centimeter is explained as a unit of volume measurement.

What tool is mentioned as useful for measuring the volume of regularly shaped objects?

• A thermometer

• A protractor

• A tape measure

• A compass

Which formula is used to calculate the volume of a regularly shaped box?

• Volume = height x width

• Volume = length + height + width

• Volume = length x width

• Volume = length x height x width

What is the length of the box used in the example?

• 5.3 centimeters

• 1.8 centimeters

• 10.0 centimeters

• 7.4 centimeters

How is the volume of the box expressed in the video?

• In cubic meters

• In liters

• In cubic centimeters

• In square centimeters

How many small cubic centimeters does the box contain according to the video?

• Over 50

• Over 70

• Over 80

• Over 60