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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volumes of basic 3D shapes: a cube is calculated by multiplying length, width, and height; a cone's volume is calculated by multiplying one-third pi times the radius squared times the height; a pyramid's volume can be calculated by multiplying one-third the area of the base times the height, where the base area depends on whether it is a rectangle or square.

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volumes of basic 3D shapes: a cube is calculated by multiplying length, width, and height; a cone's volume is calculated by multiplying one-third pi times the radius squared times the height; a pyramid's volume can be calculated by multiplying one-third the area of the base times the height, where the base area depends on whether it is a rectangle or square.

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    Math

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    Hannah Joy Francisco
    This document provides formulas for calculating the volumes of basic 3D shapes: a cube is calculated by multiplying length, width, and height; a cone's volume is calculated by multiplying one-third pi times the radius squared times the height; a pyramid's volume can be calculated by multiplying one-third the area of the base times the height, where the base area depends on whether it is a rectangle or square.

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    Group 2

    Prism

    •Length×width×height
    Cone

    •I/3 pi(radius) squared


    Pyramid

    • Rectangle:
    • 1/3 base × height or (lwh)b
    • Square:
    • 1/3side2height

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