The document is a series of math problems focused on calculating volumes. It includes examples of finding the volume of basic shapes like cubes and rectangular prisms using the formula of length x width x height. There are also word problems that involve finding the volume of concrete and materials needed based on given dimensions. The document ends with an introduction to calculating surface area of objects.

1. Volume November 06, 2012
Objective: figure volume
Warm Up
8yd 2ft 6in
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5yd 4ft 8in
8100 cm2
100 ft2
108 ft2
Oct 26­9:44 PM
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2. Volume November 06, 2012
Concrete and masonry materials are sold by volume.
Volume = length * width * depth
(dimensions must be the same units)
1'
10'
60'
Find the volume.
Oct 26­9:48 PM
HW Wkst 2

3. Volume November 06, 2012
A driveway to be poured 6 inches deep has a length of 40 feet
and a width of 12 feet. What is the volume of concrete needed?
Oct 26­9:52 PM
HW Wkst 3

4. Volume November 06, 2012
1. Find the volume of a 4 foot cube.
2. Find the volume of a rectangular box with inside dimensions of 10'6" x 4' x 5'.
Answer in cubic feet.
Oct 26­9:53 PM
HW Wkst 4

5. Volume November 06, 2012
Surface Area ­ area of all the sides
Find the surface area of a plywood box (with cover) .
5'
3'
10'
Oct 26­9:55 PM
HW Wkst 5

6. Volume November 06, 2012
Volume
Worksheet
Oct 24­1:40 PM
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