2. Measurement

2.01 Units of length and area

2.025 Perimeter of circular shapes

2.035 Area of composite shapes

2.04 Surface area of prisms

2.045 Surface area of pyramids

2.05 Surface area of cylinders and spheres

2.06 Surface area of composite shapes

2.07 Units of volume and capacity

2.08 Volume of prisms and pyramids

2.085 Volume of cylinders and spheres

2.09 Volume and capacity of composite shapes

Year 12

2.09 Volume and capacity of composite shapes

Interactive practice questions

Find the volume of the composite solid shown.

A composite solid that is composed of four identical rectangular prisms. The rectangular prisms are arranged such that two prisms are stacked on top of the other and the other two prisms are to the left and to the right of the bottom prism. The base of each rectangular prism has equal width and height as indicated by the single tick marks. The width and height measures $7$7 cm as labeled. The length of each rectangular prism is $16$16 cm as labeled.

Easy

1min

Find the volume of the prism.

Easy

1min

Find the volume of the composite solid shown.

Easy

1min

Find the volume of the prism shown.

Easy

1min

Outcomes

3.1.4.4

use formulas to calculate the volume and capacity of regular objects, including cubes, rectangular and triangular prisms, and cylinders

3.1.4.5

use formulas to calculate the volume and capacity of right pyramids, including square-based and rectangular-based pyramids, and spheres

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