Practice volume and surface area
Volume measures the space a solid occupies and surface area measures the sum of its faces.
In DinoMath you calculate them in the adventure, for example with prisms and other solids.
Practice example
A 2 × 3 × 4 prism has volume 24
What you’ll practice
Volume of prisms
Multiply length, width and height.
Volume of cubes
Apply the cube formula.
Surface area of solids
Add the area of all faces.
Volume units
Use cubic units correctly.
Practice Mode: Volume and Surface Area
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