Volume of cones and spheres
Grade 8 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Ari's toy volcano is a cone. A cylinder with the same base and height holds 150.72 cubic cm. What is the volume of the toy volcano, in cubic cm?
Bo's castle roof is a cone. A cylinder with the same base and height holds 942 cubic cm. What is the volume of the castle roof, in cubic cm?
Use the picture in question 1.
Esme's turret roof is a cone. A cylinder with the same base and height holds 169.56 cubic cm. What is the volume of the turret roof, in cubic cm?
Use the picture in question 1.
Kira's soil mound is a cone. A cylinder with the same base and height holds 235.5 cubic ft. What is the volume of the soil mound, in cubic ft?
Use the picture in question 1.
Noah's turret roof is a cone with a base of 28.26 square cm and a height of 7 cm. What is its volume in cubic cm?
Sketch, not to scale: the cone and the cylinder with the same base (area 28.26 square cm) and height 7 cm. The cone is one third of the cylinder. Sketch, not to scale: the cone and the cylinder with the same base (area 28.26 square cm) and height 7 cm. The cone is one third of the cylinder. 7 cm Not to scale cone 7 cm Not to scale cylinder Both bases: 28.26 square cm Pia's soil pile is a cone with a base of 113.04 square ft and a height of 5 ft. What is its volume in cubic ft?
Sketch, not to scale: the cone and the cylinder with the same base (area 113.04 square ft) and height 5 ft. The cone is one third of the cylinder. Sketch, not to scale: the cone and the cylinder with the same base (area 113.04 square ft) and height 5 ft. The cone is one third of the cylinder. 5 ft Not to scale cone 5 ft Not to scale cylinder Both bases: 113.04 square ft Tala's ball (radius 3 cm) fits snugly in a can as tall as the ball is wide. The can holds 169.56 cubic cm. What is the ball's volume in cubic cm?
Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 3 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 6 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 3 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 6 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. 3 cm Not to scale ball 3 cm 6 cm Not to scale can Zee's ball (radius 4.5 cm) fits snugly in a can as tall as the ball is wide. The can holds 572.265 cubic cm. What is the ball's volume in cubic cm?
Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 4.5 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 9 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 4.5 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 9 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. 4.5 cm Not to scale ball 4.5 cm 9 cm Not to scale can Ari's ball (radius 6 cm) fits snugly in a can as tall as the ball is wide. The can holds 1356.48 cubic cm. What is the ball's volume in cubic cm?
Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 6 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 12 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 6 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 12 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. 6 cm Not to scale ball 6 cm 12 cm Not to scale can Bo's ball (radius 9 cm) fits snugly in a can as tall as the ball is wide. The can holds 4578.12 cubic cm. What is the ball's volume in cubic cm?
Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 9 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 18 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. Sketch, not to scale: a ball of radius 9 cm and the can it fits in, with the same radius, 18 cm tall. The ball fills two thirds of the can. 9 cm Not to scale ball 9 cm 18 cm Not to scale can