Volume Project
By Kenny Pham
1st item of business
What do I already know about volume?
I already know that volume is the amount of space in a 3d object
2nd item of business
Demonstrate what the area of a circle is.
The area of a circle is A=3.14 times the radius squared.
3rd item of business
A. My prediction about the volume of a cone and the volume of a cylinder with the same dimensions are that the cone's volume is 1/3 of the cylinder's.
B.
4th item of business
My prediction about the volume of the sphere compared to the cylinder is that the sphere's volume is 1/3 larger than that of the cylinder's.
5th item of business
A real world problem for simple solids like cubes or rectangular prism is if you are boxing something like a radio. You multiply the base and the height.
A real world problem that involve the volume of cones, spheres, and cylinders is if you are packaging a bottle, ball, or filling a ice cream cone. You use the formulas from the 3rd item of business to solve these.