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VOLUME
Mr. McLeod
Physics Teacher
February 2020
VOLUME
Volume is the amount of space within a three-dimensional object.
The SI unit for volume is cubic meter( . However, volume can be measured in other units such
= 10c𝑚×6c𝑚
=
VOLUME OF A CUBE
Length
Length
Length
ACTIVITY
Calculate
the volume of the Rubik's cube shown below.
50cm 50c
VOLUME OF RUBIK’S CUBE= LENGTH×LENGTH m
= 50c𝑚×50c𝑚
50cm
=
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER = π
ACTIVITY
From the diagram, we can see that the
Calculate
the volume of the cylinder shown below. radius is 7cm, since the diameter is
14cm. (NB. Radius=Diameter÷2)
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER = π
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER =
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER = π
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER =
WHERE IS YOUR
TIN MACKEREL?
HOW TO MEASURE THE
VOLUME OF A TIN
MACKEREL?
Step 1: Measure the height of the mackerel. Step 2: Measure the diameter of the mackerel.
height
VOLUME OF A SPHERE = π
ACTIVITY
Calculate
the volume of the sphere shown below.
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER = π
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER =
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER =
VOLUME OF A CYLINDER =
FINDING THE VOLUME OF
COMPOUND SOLIDS
Step 1: Separate the compound solid into solids you can recognize.
Step 3: Find the volume for each of the distinct solids that make up the compound solids.
FINDING THE VOLUME OF
COMPOUND SOLIDS
STEP ONE
width
STEP TWO
A
length
height
0 c m
1
3cm
length
5cm
B
height
width
STEP THREE
Volume of Solid A = Length × Width × Height
Volume of Solid A = 10cm × 3cm × 3cm
Volume of Solid A = 9