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Volume of a Prism | MathHelp.com

Volume of a Prism - YourTeacher.com - Math Help

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Instructor uses a white board to demonstrate how to find the volume of a rectangular prism. One example is modeled using the formula for volume and plugging in values.

Volume of a Rectangular Prism

This video clip does a great job of visualizing volume. It also explains how the formula works in calculating the volume for any rectangular prism. To find the Volume find the B= area of base then multiply by the prisms height. V= B x h B = area of the base

Inverse Variation | MathHelp.com

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This lesson covers the surface area of a pyramid. Students learn the definition of a prism, as well as the following vocabulary words related to prisms: base, base edge, lateral edge, lateral face, and altitude (height). Students also learn the formulas for the lateral area, total area, and volume of a right prism, and are asked to solve problems using these formulas. Note that the prisms in this lesson are primarily rectangular prisms -- prisms whose bases are rectangles.

Volume of Rectangular Prisms

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Grade 5 Math Lessons and Worksheets

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It is important for you as a parent to know what your child should be learning in grade 5 math. This is for you to be able to monitor your child’s progress and see if they are having any difficulty with the subject. If you supervise their learning process, then you can determine whether your child needs more help or tutoring. Having a clear idea of the math concepts that your child should be learning also gives you a chance to reinforce their knowledge. Familiarize yourself with the lessons that he or she is learning about so that you can help them anytime they need your assistance. The major topics that are included in grade 5 math are math strands involving whole numbers, decimals, fractions, measurement, plane figures, area and perimeter, ratio, scale, percent, average, graphs, rectangular prisms and cubes, volume, rates and speed, and functions and equations. Your child should develop competency in understanding problems concerning these math concepts. Your child should also be able to translate that knowledge into their problem solving skills. These problems should be applicable in the real world so that your child will be able to visualize and analyze the situation. Grade 5 math already includes using formulas and creating solutions for math problems. This is the introduction of the more complex math concepts and operations. It is preferable that you guide and aid your child as much as you can at this stage. The danger of having your child experience too much difficulty in the subject is that he or she will completely lose interest in math. You should try to avoid this and help your child develop a strong foundation in math concepts. As your child goes on to learn about harder math, you should also be more willing to give them assistance.

Volume of a Pyramid | Math with Mr. J

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Math Antics - Volume

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ALL OF GRADE 9 MATH IN 60 MINUTES!!! (exam review part 3)

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Here is a great exam review video reviewing all of the main concepts you would have learned in the MPM1D grade 9 academic math course. The video is divided in to 3 parts. This is part 3: Geometry. In this video you will review parallel line theorems, pythagorean theorem, and volume/surface area of three dimensional shapes.