Volume (F)
In the same way that AREA tells us how much space a two-dimensional shape takes up, VOLUME is all about how much space a three-dimensional space needs. 2-D shapes can be drawn on a flat sheet of paper, whilst 3-D shapes have an extra dimension. Take this GCSE Maths quiz and see if you have the extra dimension!
Volume is closely linked with CAPACITY, which is how much fluid a container can hold. Whilst volume is measured in units like m3 and cm3, capacity is measured in litres, ml and so on. You should be able to work between the two systems, the key is 1m3 holds 1,000 litres. Did you know, 1m3 of water weighs a ton? That’s heavy!
The volume of cubes and cuboids is straightforward to calculate, it’s just length x base x height.
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