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For Example: 5x12x2= V
V= 120

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3x4x5=60

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6x2x3=36

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V=LxWxH, so V=13x2x5 so the Volume is 130!

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Calculate the volume of cubes and rectangular prisms.

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This math simulation allows players to create two-dimensional shapes to explore the relationship between area and perimeter.

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Volume is a 3D form of area

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Finding the Volume of a Right Rectangular Prism Practice Problem!

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3x5x2=30

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15x8x4=480 cubic units

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5x4x2 = 40

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3x3x3=27 units3

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10x10x6=600

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1 x 10 x 18=180 cubic cm

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2x55x1052=115720

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V = l x w x h
V = 2 x 2 x 3

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5 x 4 x 10= 200 cubic inches

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6x2x4=48

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2x2x2=8 cubic centimeters

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Volume of a Rectangular Prism | 5th Grade Math

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5x6x3 = 90 cubic inches

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4 x 3 x 10= 120 cubic inches

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V= l x w x h