Variables – Volume CHARTS & TABLES
Variables – Volume CHARTS & TABLES
Variables
Variables are used in algebra to express an unknown number or a quantity, and are
usually represented by letters. Some of the most common variables used in algebra
are n, x,and y.RENÉ DESCARTESinvented the idea of using the letters at the beginning
of the alphabet for known quantities, and the letters at the end of the alphabet for
unknown quantities. Here are some examples of terms with variables (in each case,
the variable is the letter):
x
5 y
a^2
6 b^3
9 n
Volume
Volume is the space occupied by a three-dimensional object.
Here is how to calculate volume (V):
Cylinder
Volume= 2 ×π×the radius (cubed)
V= 2 πr^3
Prism
Volume= area of the Base×height
V= Bh
Pyramid
Volume= area of the Base×height÷ 3
V= Bh÷3
Rectangular Solid
Volume= length×width×height
V= lwh
Sphere
Volume= diameter cubed ×^1 / 6 of π
V= d^3 ×.5236