Elementary Mathematics

Understanding Volume: Exploring 3D Space By Pj Miana --- Introduction to Volume: Volume is a fundamental concept in mathematics and geometry that measures the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object. In simpler terms, it tells us how much "stuff" can fit inside an object. Whether it's a box, a ball, or a cube, understanding volume helps us comprehend the capacity or size of various objects in our world. What is Volume? Volume is expressed in cubic units, such as cubic centimeters (cm³) or cubic meters (m³), depending on the scale of the object being measured. To find the volume of an object, we typically multiply its length, width, and height together. Volumes of Common 3D Objects: 1. Cube:      A cube is a three-dimensional shape with six equal square faces. To find its volume, simply cube the length of one of its sides.    - Volume = Side × Side × Side    - Example: If a cube has sides of 5 cm, its volume would be 5 cm × 5 cm × 5 cm =

 SOLID FIUGURES Quiz No. 1 Direction: Copy the letter and the text of the correct answer. Write your answers on your quiz notebooks. 1. Definition of Solid Figures:    - What is the definition of a solid figure?      a) Figures with only length and width      b) Figures with only length      c) Figures with length, width, and depth      d) Figures with only width   2. Common Solid Figures:    - Which of the following is a common solid figure?      a) Triangle      b) Square      c) Sphere      d) Rectangle   3. Number of Faces of Solid Figures:    - How many faces does a cube have?      a) 4      b) 6      c) 8      d) 10   4. Definition of Plane Figures:    - What is the definition of a plane figure?      a) Figures with only length and width      b) Figures with only length      c) Figures with length, width, and depth      d) Figures with only width   5. Difference Between Plane Figures and Solid Figures:    - What distinguis