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AlgebraVolume of Mixed Prisms Worksheets
Stuffed full of regular prisms with a parallelogram as its base or having a triangular, rectangular, or a trapezoidal base, our volume of mixed prisms worksheets provide the ultimate practice. Remember the formula of calculating the volume of prisms: multiply the area of the base by its height.
This batch of free printable worksheets is customized for 8th grade and high school students.
Volume of a Rectangular Prism Worksheets
Filled with rectangular prisms, this collection of worksheets is a perfect resource for learners to practice finding the volume of rectangular prisms. Direct kids to plug in the values in the formula and calculate the volume.
Volume of a Triangular Prism Worksheets
This ensemble of volume of a triangular prism worksheets is a learner's paradise. Figure out the base area of the triangular prism and then multiply with its height to find the volume.
Finding the Volume of Prisms Using Base Area | Integers
Supplement your learning with this bundle of volume of mixed prisms pdfs where the base area and one of the dimensions are expressed as integers.
Volume of Prisms | Integers - Level 1
Challenge students in 8th grade and high school to find the volume of the prisms with these worksheets. Illustrated here are prisms with a parallelogram as their base, or with a rectangular or triangular base.
Volume of Prisms | Integers - Level 2
Provide a comprehensive review of the volume of mixed prisms with this set of grade 8 pdfs where the attributes are expressed as integers. Calculate the base area and then multiply with the height to find the volume.
Volume of Prisms | Decimals - Level 1
Presenting prisms with triangular and quadrilateral bases, this resource tasks high school students with finding the volume of the prisms using the appropriate formula.
Volume of Prisms | Decimals - Level 2
Here's yet another collection of printable worksheets with the dimensions expressed as decimals. Plug in the values in the formula and figure out the volume of each prism.
