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A series of questions that ask for the formula and volume calculation of different shapes, specifically cubes and rectangular prisms, given their dimensions in inches, feet, and centimeters.
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What formula would be used to find the volume of the cube below? Find the volume. What formula would be used to find the volume of the rectangular prism below? Find the volume. What formula would be used to find the volume of the rectangular prism below? Find the volume. What formula would be used to find the volume of the box below? Find the volume. 11in. 11in. 11in. 21 ft. 9 ft. 9 ft. 3.2 cm. 1.5 cm. 7 cm. 2.1 yd. 2.1 yd. 6 yd.
8cm 7 yd. 15m What formula would be used to find the volume of the figure below? Find the volume. What formula would be used to find the volume of the cube below? Find the volume. What formula would be used to find the volume of the cube below? Find the volume. What formula would be used to find the volume of the cube below? Find the volume. 7 yd. 6 yd. 15m 3 m 5 cm 13cm
The volume of a rectangular prism in the science lab is 800 cubic centimeters. It’s length is 20 cm and the width is 5 cm. What is the height of the prism? Lacey knows that the three- dimensional shape on her desk can hold 72 cubic units. What are two possible sets of dimensions (length, width, and height) of her shape? Alexandria's swimming pool can hold 756 cubic feet of water. She knows that the pool is 6 feet deep and 14 feet long. How can this information help her to find out how wide it is without measuring? What is the width of her pool? Graham builds a unique 3D structure with his brother after dinner. He knows that they used 40 cubes to create it, therefore it’s volume is 40 cubic units. It is also a prism with no gaps. His dad asks him what the dimensions are. What could Graham’s answer be?
Mr. Reynold’s bought a picture frame that came in a package like the one shown below. If each cube represents 1 cubic inch, what is the volume of the package? Janessa is trying to fill up her container with sugar cubes as shown below. If each sugar cube is one cubic inch, what is the volume of her container? Using blocks that are 1 cubic foot, Ms. Brown builds the base for a stage in her classroom. If she continues to build the stage up, in height, how many more layers will she need to create a stage with a volume of 72 cubic feet? Below is the base of Donald’s tower he created during recess. He placed 6 more layers on top to create a complete tower with no gaps or overlapping parts. What is the volume of his tower in cubic units?
A. Painting all four walls in your bedroom B. Putting new grass seed down in your yard C. Filling your planter boxes with fertilizer Which of the following real-world scenarios would require you to find the volume? Which of the following real-world scenarios would require you to find the volume? Create your own real-world scenario that would require someone to find the volume of an object. Record your scenario on your recording sheet. Which of the following real-world scenarios would require you to find the volume? A. Tracking the distance a bird flies in a day B. Pouring cake batter into a pan C. Buying a picture frame to fit a new photograph you took A. Filling your swimming pool for the summer B. Putting a new border on your science fair poster C. Covering your bedroom wall with posters
Which of the following real-world scenarios would require you to find the volume? Which of the following real-world scenarios would require you to find the volume? Create your own real-world scenario that would require someone to find the volume of an object. Record your scenario on your recording sheet. A. Purchasing a television with the largest screen B. Tiling the bathroom floor C. Packing a moving truck A. Determining the amount of wood needed to enclose the yard B. Figuring out how much Styrofoam would be needed to pack a box C. Figuring out how much red paint is needed to cover the front door A. Putting water into an aquarium B. Building a frame for your new deck C. Measuring the floor for a new rug Which of the following real-world scenarios would require you to find the volume?
What is the volume of this model? (^) If Kierra stacked 3 more of these exact layers on top of this one, what would the volume of her new structure be? If each cube represents one cubic foot, what is the volume of this monument? = 1cmᵌ Suzette made a replica of the buildings on Main Street. How many cubic units is her model?
