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Volume and Capacity

Volume and capacity

Volume and capacity

  • The volume of a 3D shape is the amount of space inside it.
  • The capacity is the amount of a substance that the shape could hold.
Units

Units

  • Standard units for volume are cubic metres (m3), cubic centimetres (cm3) and cubic millimetres (mm3).
  • Standard units for capacity are litres (l) and millilitres (ml).
  • The imperial unit for volume is gallons.
Converting between volumes

Converting between volumes

  • To convert between different units of volume, write out the measure as a multiplication and convert each part separately.
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1

Number

1.1

Place Value & Ordering

1.2

Numerical Operations

1.3

Structure of Calculations

1.4

Fractions

1.5

Numerical Operations on Fractions

1.6

Roots & Powers

1.7

Numerical Skills

1.8

Factors & Multiples

1.9

Surds

1.10

Standard Form

1.11

Fractions, Decimals & Percentages

1.12

Percentage Change

1.13

Rounding & Estimation

1.14

Bounds & Accuracy

1.15

Using Numbers

1.16

Fractions, Decimals & Percentages

1.17

Powers & Roots

1.18

Accuracy

2

Algebra

2.1

Algebraic Notation

2.2

Substitution & Simplification

2.3

Brackets

2.4

Algebraic Fractions

2.5

Rearranging

2.6

Functions

2.7

Solving Linear Equations

2.8

Inequalities

2.9

Solving Quadratic Equations

2.10

Simultaneous Equations

2.11

Iteration

2.12

Sequences

2.13

Linear Graphs

2.14

Introduction to Algebra

2.15

Manipulating Algebra

2.16

Proofs & Functions

2.17

Straight Line Graphs

2.18

Common Graphs

2.19

Transformations & Tangents

2.20

Properties of Graphs

2.21

Solving Equations

2.22

Inequalities

2.23

Sequences

3

Ratio

3.1

Unit Conversions

3.2

Compound Units

3.3

Ratio Fundamentals

3.4

Advanced Ratio and Scale

3.5

Proportion

3.6

Algebraic Proportion

3.7

Ratios in Practice

3.8

Manipulating Ratios

3.9

Percentage & Interest

3.10

Proportion

3.11

Gradient

4

Geometry

4.1

Area & Perimeter

4.2

Angles

4.3

Trigonometry

4.4

Similarity & Congruence

4.5

Circle Geometry

4.6

Circle Theorems

4.7

Pythagoras

4.8

Surface Area

4.9

Volume

4.10

Vectors

4.11

Introduction to Geometry

4.12

Triangles & Quadrilaterals

4.13

Transformations

4.14

Circle Basics

4.15

Circle Theorems

4.16

Measurements & Units

4.17

Calculating Area

4.18

Triangle Formulae

4.19

3D Shapes

4.20

Vectors

5

Probability

6

Statistics

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