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    Week 3-4 Mathematics 4

    4th Quarter
    Name:__________________________________________ Four-_______

    Visualizes/Finding the volume of solid figures in different situations


    using non- standard and standard units.
    Introduction:
    Solid Figure is a three dimensional shape object.
    Example of solid figures:

    cube rectangular prism

    cylinder cone sphere


    Development:
    Study the following solid figures. You can count the cubes to find the
    volume of the box

    How many 1cm by 1cm cubes How many layers of 1cm by 1cm
    occupy the first layer? cubes are there to fill the box?
    Is there any vacant space left How many 1cm by 1cm cubes are
    in the first layer? in each layer? How many 1cm by

    1cm cubes filled up the whole cox?

    Sixty -four 1-cm are contained in the box. The volume of the
    box is 64 cubic centimeter (64 cmᵌ).There are no gaps or spaces left
    in-between the small cubes. Cubic cm is the standard measure of
    volume.

    Volume = length x width x height


    =lxwxh

    V= l x w x h
    = 12 in. x 5in. x 3in.
    = 60 in. x 3 in.
    Engagement : =180 cubic inches.

    Learning Task 1
    Find the volume of each figure. Just count the small cubes.

    Use 1 cube= 1cubic cm

    1. 2 . 3.
    30 cubic cm
    12 cubic cm
    20 cubic cm

    8 cubic cm 18 cubic cm
    Learning Task 2
    A. Find the volume of each figure.

    1. 3 cm
    5 cm 4 cm
    8 cm 10 cm
    2. 3. 18 cm
    8 cm
    320cm3 120cm3 2 cm
    4 cm
    144cm 3

    12 cm
    290cm 3
    4. 5. 4 cm
    4 cm 2 cm
    5 cm 8 cm 384cm 3

    Week 4
    Solves routine and non – routine problems Involving the volume of a rectangular prism.
    Introduction:
    Volume is the amount of space occupied in a solid space. It is measured in cubic units, such as cubic centimeters
    (cmᵌ), cubic meter (mᵌ) and cubic millimeter (mmᵌ).
    Development:
    A rectangular prism is a 3-dimensional object with six rectangular faces. 3- dimensional object means it has a
    length, width and height. All its angles are right angles and opposite faces are equal.
    In a rectangular prism, the length, width and height may be of different lengths. A rectangular prism is also called a
    cuboid or rectangular solid. A cube is a special case of a cuboid in which all six faces are squares.

    Volume of a cube = s3
    where s is the side of
    the cube

    The volume of the above rectangular prism would be the product of the length, width and height that is V = l x w x
    h where l is the length, w is the width and h is the height.
    In solving the volume of the aquarium presented above, you need to follow the 4 steps in problem solving.
    Steps Answer
    Understand:
    1. Know what is asked in the The amount of water needed to fill the
    problem. aquarium
    2. Know the given facts. l = 130 cm, w = 60 cm, h= 100 cm
    Plan:
    3. Determine the operation or formula Multiplication: V = l x w x h
    to use
    Solve:
    4. Show the solution using the l = 130 cm, w = 60 cm, h= 100 cm
    formula. So, V = l x w x h ; substitute 130 for l, 60 for
    w, and 100 for h
    = 130 cm x 60 cm x 100 cm
    = 780, 000 cmᵌ
    Check and look back:
     Check your answer You need 780,000 cmᵌ of water to fill the
     State your answer. aquarium.
    Engagement :
    Learning Task 1
    A. Read the problem carefully. Then, answer the questions that follow.

    Levy has a box measuring 35 cm long, 30 cm wide and 20 cm high. If she store rice in it, How many cubic cm of
    rice will it contain?
    1.What is asked in the problem?
    How many cube cm of rice will it contain ?
    2.What are the given facts?
    A box measuring 35 cm long, 30 cm wide, 20 cm high.
    3.What operation will be used?
    Find the volume of the box.
    4. How is the solution done?
    35 x 30 x 20 = 21000 cm3
    5. What is the answer?
    2100 cm3

    2nd ASSESSMENT IN MATHEMATICS IV


    (Fourth Quarter)

    Name: ____________________________________________Score:____________________________
    Grade and Section:FOUR ______ Teacher:Miss Jonna C. Olanda
    A. Complete the table.

    Box Length Width height Volume


    A 5m 4m 2m 40m3
    B 15 cm 12cm 8 cm 1440cm3
    C 20 cm 15 cm 10 cm 3000cm3
    D 4m 3m 2m 24m3
    E 30 cm 25 cm 10 cm 7500cm3

    B. Direction: Read and answer the problem carefully.


    1.The school custodian put the unusable books in a box that measures 36 cm x 24 cm x 20 cm. What is the volume of the
    box?

    17280cm2

    2. Janice buy a macro box for the storage of milk that measures 10 cm, 16 cm, and 12 cm. Find the volume of the macro
    box?

    1920cm2

    3. The beautician keep her things in the makeup kit which measures 20 cm long, 15 cm wide, and 8 cm high. What is the
    volume of the makeup kit?

    2400cm3

    4.A refrigerator has a square base with each side that measures 60 cm and stands 100 cm. Find the volume of the
    refrigerator.

    36000cm3

    5. A rectangular tank has a square base of 50 cm on its side. If its 100 cm high, how much water can it hold?
    25000ml

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