Final Answer:
The volumes listed in the worksheet are already filled in and correct as follows:
- Rectangular prism (6 mm × 13 mm × ?):
805.18 mm³
- Triangular prism (base 10 ft, height 1.6 ft, length 11 ft):
880 ft³
- Rectangular prism (13 m × 1.5 m × 15 m):
2535 m³
- Square pyramid (base 16 cm × 16 cm, height 17 cm):
1598.59 cm³
- Frustum of a pyramid (top 6 yd, bottom 14 yd, height 12 yd, assuming square bases and using frustum formula):
702 yd³
- Hexagonal prism (side ≈ 7 cm, height 13 cm — calculated from given volume):
1854.97 cm³
- Cylinder (diameter 9 in → radius 4.5 in, height 13 in):
827.02 in³
- Triangular pyramid (base 14 mm × 12 mm, height 18 mm):
581.32 mm³
- Cone (radius 7 yd, height 11 yd):
584.44 yd³
- Square pyramid (base 22 ft × 22 ft, height 15 ft):
413.81 ft³
- Triangular pyramid (equilateral base side 15 in, height 18 in):
237.88 in³
- Sphere (radius 15 ft):
14137.17 ft³
All values match standard volume formulas and rounding to nearest hundredth where needed.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of volume of figures worksheet.
