Volume and Surface Area
Start with this!
Volume of Prisms and Cylinders
For any rectangular prism you can find Volume with the following formula:
V= volume
l = length
w = width
h = height
For all prisms the volume is V = volume B = Area of the base h = height
BE CAREFUL: The base is not always on the "bottom" of the figure
To find the volume of a cylinder use this formula:
V = volume
r = radius
h = height
Now attempt questions 1-4 in the flipbook!
Answer this question (You must have completed #1-4)
What is the correct volume of the figure in #1?
Volume of Pyramids and Cones
For all pyramids the formula for volume is
B = area of the base
h = height
For all cones the formula for volume is
r = radius
h = height
This video may be helpful in finding missing lengths in any 3D shape
Here is the work for #6
(17 is the slant height)
plug into the formula above
h = 15
B = 256
cubic yards
Now attempt questions 5-8 in the flipbook!
Answer this question (You must have completed #5-8)
What is the volume of the cone in #8?
Surface Area of Prisms and Cylinders
For all rectangular prisms the formula for surface area is
l = length
w = width
h = height
For all prisms the formula for surface area is
h = height between the bases
p = perimeter of the base
B = area of the base
For all cylinders the formula for surface area is
r = radius
h = height
Now attempt questions 9-12 in the flipbook!
Answer this question (You must have completed #9-12)
What is the surface area of the figure in #11?
Surface Area of Pyramids and Cones
For all pyramids the formula for surface area is
l = slant height
p = perimeter of the base
B = area of the base
For all cones the formula for surface area is
r = radius
l = slant height
Now attempt questions 13-18 in the flipbook!
Questions #14 and #16 you will need pythagorean theorem again to find the slant height.
Answer this question (You must have completed #13-18)
What is the volume of the cone in #17?
Volume and Surface Area of Spheres and Hemispheres
For all spheres the formula for volume is
For all spheres the formula for surface area is
Volume and Surface Area of Spheres and Hemispheres
For all spheres the formula for volume is
For all spheres the formula for surface area is
Now attempt questions 19-24 in the flipbook!
Answer this question (You must have completed #19-24)
What is the volume of the cone in #22?