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Volume

Volume Length Area. The amount of space that an object takes up. One dimension and is measured with the metric unit of meters. Two dimensions and is found by Length x width It is measured in metric square units, like m 2 or cm 2. Volume. Volume of rectangular solids Volume of liquids.

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Volume

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  1. Volume Length Area The amount of space that an object takes up. One dimension and is measured with the metric unit of meters. Two dimensions and is found by Length x width It is measured in metric square units, like m2 or cm2. Volume

  2. Volume of rectangular solids Volume of liquids Three dimensions and is found by Length x width x height It is measured in cubic metric units like, m3 or cm3. The volume of liquids can be measured with a graduated cylinder.

  3. Volume of Irregular solids One way to find the volume is to submerge the object (rock, fruit, etc.) in water in a graduated cylinder.

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