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Study Guide Volume/Capacity Mathematics, Grade 5
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VOLUME/CAPACITY
What
is
volume?
Volume
is
the
3-dimensional
size
of
an
object,
such
as
a
box.
How
to
find
the
volume
of
a
rectangular
prism:
The
volume
of
a
rectangular
prism
can
be
found
by
the
formula:
Volume
=Length
x
Width
x
Height
Example:
Try
this!
Volume
=
L
x
W
x
H
V
=
10
x
10
x
20
V
=
2000
cm
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What
is
capacity?
Capacity
is
the
amount
a
3-dimensional
object
can
hold
or
carry.
It
can
also
be
thought
of
the
measure
of
volume
of
a
3-dimensional
object.
How
to
determine
capacity:
The
common
measures
of
volume
in
the
U.S.
system
of
measurements
are:
tablespoons
=
3
teaspoons
fluid
ounces
=
2
tablespoons,
6
teaspoons
cups
=
8
fluid
ounces,
16
tablespoons
pints
=
2
cups,
16
fluid
ounces
quarts
=
2
pints,
4
cups
gallons
=
4
quarts,
8
pints,
16
cups
•
Convert
gallons
to
pints
by
multiplying
the
number
of
gallons
by
8.
•
Convert
quarts
to
pints
by
multiplying
the
number
of
quarts
by
2.
•
Add
the
above
quantities
and
the
number
of
original
pints
together.
•
Perform
the
required
multiplication
to
determine
the
number
of
pints.
•
Convert
the
pints
to
gallons
by
dividing
by
8.
•
The
quotient
is
the
number
of
gallons
and
the
remainder
is
the
number
of
extra
pints.
•
Convert
the
extra
pints
to
quarts
by
dividing
the
extra
pints
by
2.
•
The
quotient
is
the
number
of
quarts
and
the
remainder
is
the
number
of
pints.
Example:
Convert
the
following:
1
gallon
=
______
pints
1
gallon
=
8
pints
Try
this!
Convert
the
following:
1
quart
=
______
gallons
Convert
the
following:
3
gallons
=
______
cups
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