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    This document discusses how to find the volume of three-dimensional figures using formulas. It explains that the volume of composite figures can be found by summing the volumes of the individual solids that make it up. The formula V = Bh is introduced to find the volume or unknown dimensions of prisms. Examples are provided to illustrate calculating volumes of various shapes, including a hexagonal prism aquarium, triangular prism cheese box, and toolbox made of different prisms.

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    This document discusses how to find the volume of three-dimensional figures using formulas. It explains that the volume of composite figures can be found by summing the volumes of the individual solids that make it up. The formula V = Bh is introduced to find the volume or unknown dimensions of prisms. Examples are provided to illustrate calculating volumes of various shapes, including a hexagonal prism aquarium, triangular prism cheese box, and toolbox made of different prisms.

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    This document discusses how to find the volume of three-dimensional figures using formulas. It explains that the volume of composite figures can be found by summing the volumes of the individual solids that make it up. The formula V = Bh is introduced to find the volume or unknown dimensions of prisms. Examples are provided to illustrate calculating volumes of various shapes, including a hexagonal prism aquarium, triangular prism cheese box, and toolbox made of different prisms.

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    KEY CONCEPT KEY

    CONCEPT

    You can use formulas to solve problems involving the volume


    of three‑dimensional figures.

    Find the volume of a


    composite figure by finding
    the sum of the volumes of
    each solid figure.
    B
    h

    You can use the formula


    V = Bh to find the volume
    or unknown dimension of
    a solid figure.

    Do You Understand? Do You Know How?


    1. Essential Question   How does the formula 4. An aquarium has a regular hexagonal base
    for volume of a prism help you understand what with side lengths of 15 centimeters. When the
    volume of a prism means? hexagon is divided into six equal triangles, the
    height of each triangle is about 13 centimeters.
    If the aquarium is 50 centimeters tall, what is its
    volume?

    5. A cheese box is shaped like a


    right triangular prism. The box
    2. Look for Relationships  If you know the is 6 inches long, 4 inches tall, 4
    volume of a three-dimensional figure, how can and has a volume of 24 cubic
    you find a missing dimension of the figure?  MP.7 inches. Can a cube of cheese 6
    that is 2.5 inches on each side
    fit inside the box? Explain.

    6. Ray made a toolbox with the dimensions shown


    3. Make Sense and Persevere  How do you find
    to store garden tools. What is the volume of the
    the volume of a three-dimensional figure that
    toolbox?
    can be decomposed into prisms?  MP.1
    16 in.

    3 in.

    7 in.
    5 in.
    7 in.
    14 in.

    474 8-9 
    Solve Problems Involving Volume Go Online | PearsonRealize.com

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