Lesson Worksheet: Volumes of Composite Prisms Mathematics • 7th Grade

In this worksheet, we will practice finding volumes of composite prisms.

Q1:

Mason made a cardboard house at school. The lower part of the house is a rectangular prism and the upper part a triangular prism. Find the volume of the house.

Q2:

The solid shown is a rectangular prism with a triangular prism cut out along its length. Work out the volume of the solid.

  • A210 unit3
  • B84 unit3
  • C126 unit3
  • D168 unit3
  • E198 unit3

Q3:

The solid shown is formed from two rectangular prisms. Work out the volume of the solid.

  • A800 unit
  • B1,200 unit
  • C880 unit
  • D720 unit
  • E1,040 unit

Q4:

A prism has volume 218.12 cubic meters and a base with area 13.3 square meters. Write an equation that can be used to find the height , then find the height of this prism.

  • A13.3=218.12, =204.8m
  • B218.12=13.3, =204.8m
  • C13.3=109.06, =204.8m
  • D218.12=13.3, =16.4m
  • E13.3=218.12, =16.4m

Q5:

Determine, to the nearest hundredth, the volume of the given solid.

Q6:

The solid shown is formed from two congruent triangular prisms placed together with a rectangular prism cut out along its length. Work out the volume of the solid.

Q7:

Work out the volume of the prism shown.

  • A60 unit
  • B48 unit
  • C120 unit
  • D180 unit
  • E96 unit

Q8:

Work out the volume of the trapezoidal prism shown.

  • A216 unit
  • B48 unit
  • C108 unit
  • D96 unit
  • E72 unit

Q9:

A sphere with a volume of 2,304𝜋 cm3 is placed inside a cube. Given that it touches all six of the cube’s faces, find the volume of the cube.

Q10:

Find the edge length of the smallest cube in which a sphere of volume 2,304𝜋 cm3 fits.

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