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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volumes of basic geometric shapes: cubes and rectangles use the formula V=LxWxH, cylinders use the formula V=πr^2h, and spheres use the formula V=4/3πr^3. It outlines the method for solving volume calculation problems as: given values, identifying the formula, plugging the given values into the formula, and providing the answer with correct units. An example problem is worked out finding the volume of a box with dimensions of 4.5cm by 2.8cm by 15.2cm, using the formula V=LxWxH and solving to get an answer of 191.52cm^3.

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the volumes of basic geometric shapes: cubes and rectangles use the formula V=LxWxH, cylinders use the formula V=πr^2h, and spheres use the formula V=4/3πr^3. It outlines the method for solving volume calculation problems as: given values, identifying the formula, plugging the given values into the formula, and providing the answer with correct units. An example problem is worked out finding the volume of a box with dimensions of 4.5cm by 2.8cm by 15.2cm, using the formula V=LxWxH and solving to get an answer of 191.52cm^3.

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    GFFSA Calculations For Volume Notes

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    John Jensen
    This document provides formulas for calculating the volumes of basic geometric shapes: cubes and rectangles use the formula V=LxWxH, cylinders use the formula V=πr^2h, and spheres use the formula V=4/3πr^3. It outlines the method for solving volume calculation problems as: given values, identifying the formula, plugging the given values into the formula, and providing the answer with correct units. An example problem is worked out finding the volume of a box with dimensions of 4.5cm by 2.8cm by 15.2cm, using the formula V=LxWxH and solving to get an answer of 191.52cm^3.

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    CALCULATIONS FOR VOLUME

    Formulas used:
    - Cube /restargle : V=LxWxH com?
    - Cylinder av = πrh
    - Sphere av = 4 Mp3
    The method:
    G Given
    F→ Finding (the volume of a =)
    F Formala or Formulas
    S → Solve (phug the given into the formula)
    A A Answer lose correct units)
    g = mi= cm3
    Ex.
    Find the Volume of a box with
    dimensions of 4.5cm by Zo8cm
    by 15.2 cm.
    G= L = 4,5cm h=2.8cm we is.
    2cm
    F = volume of box
    Fa V : LxWx H
    S 4.5 x 2.8 X 15.2 =
    A= 191.52 cm3
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