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The student should be able
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G/M-70 solve a variety of problems
involving volume
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G/M-71 compare, estimate, and
then measure the volume of objects using cubic centimetres
(cm³ ) and cubic metres (m³ )
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G/M-72 convert metric units of
volume
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G/M-73 estimate, then
calculate (using a formula) the volume of a
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a) rectangular
prism
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b) triangular prism,
cylinder
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c) pyramid, cone,
composite solid
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d) sphere (given
the formula)
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G/M-74 recognize and
discuss the relationships between length, width,
height, surface area, and volume of
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a) a rectangular
prism
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b) any prism or
cylinder
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G/M-75 determine various dimensions
of rectangular prisms when the volume is known
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G/M-76 determine the volume of
an object by measuring the displacement of a liquid
by that object
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G/M-77 determine the effect on
the volume of a solid of changing one or more of
its dimensions
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G/M-78 estimate the volume of
irregular objects by relating to an object of known
value
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