Here is a figure built from snap cubes. Find the volume of the figure in cubic units.
Here is a figure built from snap cubes. Find the volume of the figure in cubic units.
Match each quantity with an appropriate unit of measurement.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
The area of a parking lot | arrow_right_alt | Square centimeters |
The length of a soccer field | arrow_right_alt | Cubic feet |
The volume of a fish tank | arrow_right_alt | Square meters |
The surface area of a tissue box | arrow_right_alt | Yards |
The amount of soil in a planter box | arrow_right_alt | Cubic inches |
Here is a figure built from snap cubes. Find the volume of the figure in cubic units.
Here is a figure built from snap cubes. Find the surface area of the figure in square units.
True or false: If we double the number of cubes being stacked here, both the volume and surface area will double.
Lin said, “Two figures with the same volume also have the same surface area.” Which two figures suggest that her statement is true?
Draw a pentagon (five-sided polygon) that has an area of 32 square units. Label all relevant sides or segments with their measurements, and show that the area is 32 square units.
Draw a net for this rectangular prism.Then find the surface area of the rectangular prism. Enter your answer in square units.
