Volume

karen.handy, Jan 2, 2017

Table of Contents

  1. Cross Sections
    1. Cylinder
    2. Pyramid
    3. Cone
    4. Prism
    5. Sphere
    6. Pentagonal Prism
    7. Hexagonal Prism
    8. Rectangular Prism
    9. Cube
    10. Cube 2.0
  2. Transforming 2D to 3D
    1. Triangle Rotation
    2. Rectangle Rotation
    3. Rotating a Circle
    4. Cavalieri's Principle
  3. Review Area
    1. Regular Polygons
  4. Prisms & Cylinders
    1. V = Bh
    2. Cavalieri's Principle
  5. Pyramids & Cones
    1. Opening a Cube
    2. TriSect
    3. Cone Volume
    4. Square Pyramid
    5. Rectangular Pyramid
    6. Triangular Pyramid
    7. Cavalieri's Principle

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Cross Sections

  • 1. Cylinder
  • 2. Pyramid
  • 3. Cone
  • 4. Prism
  • 5. Sphere
  • 6. Pentagonal Prism
  • 7. Hexagonal Prism
  • 8. Rectangular Prism
  • 9. Cube
  • 10. Cube 2.0

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Cylinder

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1.4.

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1.5.

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1.6.

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1.7.

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1.8.

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1.9.

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1.10.

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2.

Transforming 2D to 3D

  • 1. Triangle Rotation
  • 2. Rectangle Rotation
  • 3. Rotating a Circle
  • 4. Cavalieri's Principle

2.1.

Triangle Rotation

Triangle Rotation
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3.

Review Area

  • 1. Regular Polygons

3.1.

Regular Polygons

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Prisms & Cylinders

  • 1. V = Bh
  • 2. Cavalieri's Principle

4.1.

V = Bh

Triangular Prism
Cube
Pentagonal Prism
Rectangular Prism
Cylinder
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5.

Pyramids & Cones

  • 1. Opening a Cube
  • 2. TriSect
  • 3. Cone Volume
  • 4. Square Pyramid
  • 5. Rectangular Pyramid
  • 6. Triangular Pyramid
  • 7. Cavalieri's Principle

5.1.

Opening a Cube

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5.4.

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5.5.

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5.7.

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