Free Tool Bin Layer Volume Worksheet gives learners a diagram, one worked example and five questions. The student sheet leaves space to show work. A second printable page gives the steps for each answer.
Start with the model
Volume counts cubic units. Multiply the area of the rectangular base by the prism height.
The rectangular prism measures 11 cm long, 8 cm wide and 5 cm high.
Worked example
One layer that is 1 cm thick has base area 11 × 8 = 88 cm² and volume 88 cm³.
Ask the learner to point to the information used in the example. When they move on to the exercises, have them record the quantity, unit or label that each step represents.
Practice questions
- Find the volume of the full prism.
- Find the volume up to a height of 3 cm.
- How much volume is lost if a 2 cm layer is removed from the top?
- A second prism has the same base and volume 528 cm³. Find its height.
- If you double the base width and halve the height, does the volume change?
Separate answer key
- 88 × 5 = 440 cm³.
- 88 × 3 = 264 cm³.
- 88 × 2 = 176 cm³.
- 528 ÷ 88 = 6 cm.
- No. The factors 2 and 1/2 cancel. The volume remains 440 cm³.
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