The volume of a cube
V= l x w x h
= n( tiny three/ cubed)
The Volume of a Triangular Prism
A= 1/2 x b x h V= n x l
= b x h = n(tiny 3/ cubed)
= n/2
= n( tiny 2/ squared)
Friday, May 29, 2020
This week at Maths we looked at how to find the area and the volume of 3d shapes. We first looked at nets that would form a cube. Then we tried to figure out the differences between volume, area and perimeter.
The volume of a cube
V= l x w x h
= n( tiny three/ cubed)
The Volume of a Triangular Prism
A= 1/2 x b x h V= n x l
= b x h = n(tiny 3/ cubed)
= n/2
= n( tiny 2/ squared)
The volume of a cube
V= l x w x h
= n( tiny three/ cubed)
The Volume of a Triangular Prism
A= 1/2 x b x h V= n x l
= b x h = n(tiny 3/ cubed)
= n/2
= n( tiny 2/ squared)
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Hello, Lauren here :D. I really liked your explanation and think that you did a splendid job with explaining. I also enjoyed looking at the diagram on you added on your blog and I think it had a powerful impact on the reader, so great job with that! Looking forward to more epicness :)
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