Exercises: Volume of Cuboids, Cubes, and Cylinders

12 -- only the bottom layer is counted, since that is the base area

24 -- the bottom layer (12 cubes) is repeated for both layers

9 -- add the length, width, and number of layers together

Volume is the space something occupies (cm³); capacity is how much a container can hold (ml, litres)

Volume and capacity mean exactly the same thing and can be used interchangeably

Volume is measured in litres, while capacity is measured in cm³

$72$ cm³ -- multiply all three dimensions together

$72$ cm² -- multiply all three dimensions, but report it as a square unit

$13$ cm³ -- add the three dimensions together

$172480$ cm³ -- cube the radius (14) and multiply by $\pi$ and the height

$3080$ cm³ -- square the radius (14), then multiply by $\pi$ and the height

$308$ cm³ -- multiply $\pi$ by the radius and the height, without squaring anything