Volume of the cuboid?

A normal-level "Volume" problem."Base area × height" works for any prism — square, triangular, or circular.

Hints

1. Look at the bottom face first. It is a rectangle whose length and width we know.
2. The bottom area is 3 × 4 = 12 cm².
3. A cuboid is that bottom face stacked up to a height of 5 cm.
4. So the volume is "base area × height". 12 × 5 is the answer.

Answer 60cm³

More "Volume" problems

• What is the volume of the bottom part?
• Volume of the solid made by one full turn?
• What is the volume of the solid produced?
• Volume of the stone?
• What is the volume of the box?
• Volume of the cylinder?

Browse by idea

• Flatten the solid before you think about it
• Back to why the formula works

Volume Problems (8)　Standard Problems (42)

See all 100 problems