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What defines a prism?

Cross-section stays same along length

Which of these is a prism?

Cylinder

Why is a pyramid NOT a prism?

Cross-section changes size

What is the formula for the volume of a prism?

Area of repeating face ×\times length

A cuboid has base 88 cm by 55 cm and height 44 cm. What is its volume?

160160 cm³

For a triangular prism, what is the repeating face?

A triangle

A cylinder has radius 33 mm and height 6.26.2 mm. Its volume is closest to which value?

175175 mm³

How do you find volume of a prism with a hole in the cross-section?

Subtract hole area, then ×\times length

What is the formula for volume of pointed shapes (cones and pyramids)?

Base area×height3\frac{\text{Base area} \times \text{height}}{3}

A cone has radius 9090 m and height 5050 m. Its volume is closest to which?

424,115424{,}115

What is the formula for the volume of a sphere?

43×π×r3\frac{4}{3} \times \pi \times r^3

A sphere has radius 1212 km. What is 12312^3 in the volume calculation?

1,7281{,}728 km³

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