John needs to determine the volume of this shape. He uses the equation 4 x 3 x 5 = 60 centimeters. Is John correct?

If each cube is 1 cubic centimeter, what is the height of this shape?

In this shape, which of the 3 dimensions is the largest?

If each cube is 1 cubic inch, what is the volume of this shape?

Erick needs to figure out what the volume is on this shape. He uses 12+12+12+12+12+12 to solve this problem. Will this strategy give him the correct answer?

If each cube is 1 cubic inch, what is the volume of this shape?

If each cube is 1 cubic centimeter, what is the height of this shape?

If each cube is 1 cubic centimeter, what is the width of this shape?

The teacher asks Landry to draw a shape that has a greater volume than this shape. He draws a shape that is 4 cubic units long, by 4 cubic units wide, by 4 cubic units tall. Does Landry's shape have a greater volume than this shape?

Sandra wants to determine the volume of this shape. She uses 20 x 5 = 60 cubic inches to solve the problem. Her teacher says the answer is correct but wants Sandra to explain where the 20 came from. What 2 dimensions does the 20 represent?

If each cube is 1 cubic inch, what is the length of this shape?

If each cube is 1 cubic centimeter, what is the width of this shape?