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A cube with side length 1 unit, called a _____ ______ is said to have one cubic unit of volume.
A cube with a side length 1 unit, called a unit cube is said to have one cubic unit of volume.
What is the use of a unit cube?
A unit cube is used to measure volume of a 3-dimensional shape.
A solid figure which can be packed without gaps or overlaps using n unit cubes is said to have a volume of ______ cubic units.
A solid figure can be packed without gaps or overlaps using n unit cubes is said to have a volume of n cubic units.
Using the formula V= l x w x h, where l=length, w=width and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
Using the formula V= l x w x h, where l=length, w=width and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
V = l x w x h
V = 6ft x 3ft x 2ft
V=36 cubic ft
Using the formula V= l x w x h, where l=length, w=width and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
Using the formula V= l x w x h, where l=length, w=width and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
V = l x w x h
V = 4cm x 6cm x 5cm
V=120 cubic cm
Using the formula V= l x w x h, where l=length, w=width and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
Using the formula V= l x w x h, where l=length, w=width and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
V = l x w x h
V = 5m x 4m x 3m
V = 60 cubic m
Using the formula V= b x h where b=area of base and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
Using the formula V= b x h where b=area of base and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
V = b x h
V = (l x w) x h
V = (9cm x 16cm) x 6cm
V= 144 square cm x 6 cm
V = 864 cubic cm
Using the formula V= b x h where b=area of base and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
Using the formula V= b x h where b=area of base and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
V = b x h
V = (l x w) x h
V = (2ft x 2ft) x 2ft
V = 4 square ft x 2ft
V = 8 cubic ft
Using the formula V= b x h where b=area of base and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
Using the formula V= b x h where b=area of base and h=height, find the area of the rectangular prism.
V = b x h
V = (l x w) x h
V = (7in x 30in) x 6 in
V= 210 square in x 6 in
V = 1260 cubic in
To find the area of this entire figure, we can split the figure into two non-overlapping rectangular prisms, find each prism's area, and _____________.
To find the area of this entire figure, we can split the figure into two non-overlapping rectangular prisms, find each prism's area, and _____________.
To find the area of this entire figure, we can split the figure into two non-overlapping rectangular prisms, find each prism's area, and add them together.
Find the volume of this entire figure by adding together the volumes of two smaller figures.
Find the volume of this entire figure by adding together the volumes of two smaller figures.
V= l x w x h
V= 9cm x 2cm x 5cm
V= 90 cubic cm
V = l x w x h
V = 1cm x 2cm x 5cm
V= 10 cubic cm
V= 90 cubic cm + 10 cubic cm
V= 100 cubic cm
Find the volume of this entire figure by adding together the volumes of two smaller figures.
Find the volume of this entire figure by adding together the volumes of two smaller figures.
V= l x w x h
V = 4in x 5in x 3in
V = 60 cubic in
V = l x w x h
V = 2in x 5in x 6in
V = 60 cubic in
V = 60 cubic in + 60 cubic in
V = 120 cubic in
Count the unit cubes to find the volume of the figure.
Count the unit cubes to find the volume of the figure.
V= 4 cubic units
Count the unit cubes to find the volume of the figure.
Count the unit cubes to find the volume of the figure.
V = 5 cubic units
Count the unit cubes to find the volume of the figure.
Count the unit cubes to find the volume of the figure.
V= 4 cubic units
How many of the smaller cubes can fit into this rectangular prism?
How many of the smaller cubes can fit into this rectangular prism?
72 cubes
How many of the smaller cubes can fit into the larger rectangular prism?
How many of the smaller cubes can fit into the larger rectangular prism?
32 cubes
How many of the smaller cubes can fit into the larger rectangular prism?
How many of the smaller cubes can fit into the larger rectangular prism?
90 cubes