volume

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Terminology of geometry
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Volume, geometry major term When object Occupying space In three-dimensional space, the size of the space occupied is called the volume of the object. Volumetric International System of Units yes cubic metre One-dimensional space Objects (e.g Line )And 2D space Objects (e.g square )It's all zero volume.
Chinese name
volume
Foreign name
volume
Column volume formula
V=Sh
Cone volume formula
V=Sh/3
Spherical volume formula
V=4/3πr³
expression
V=m/ρ
Pinyin
tǐ jī

concept

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When the space occupied by an object is three-dimensional space, the size of the space occupied is called the volume of the object.
Example 1: The volume of a wooden box is 3 cubic meters;
2: When electrolyzing water, two volumes of hydrogen and one volume of hydrogen are released oxygen

Historical development

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Figure 1 Zu Chongzhi
China is also the first country in the world to obtain the correct formula for calculating the ball volume Southern Dynasties Mathematician Zu Chongzhi Europe Man was about a thousand years earlier. He also meticulously studied the art of celestial calculation (referring to astronomy and mathematics), Intensive treatment The calendar of the Ming Dynasty was officially issued in 510 after repeated requests from him. He also made a bronze sundial (a kind of measuring device shadows cast by the sun The method of timing) Clepsydra There are many kinds of precision observation instruments, which are adopted by later generations.
(Figure 1 is the first person in the world who calculated the volume of the ball ----- a famous mathematician in ancient China Zu Chongzhi
volume The size of the space occupied by the object is called the volume of the object [1] Volumetric International System of Units yes cubic metre The volume of a solid object is a numerical value used to describe the volume of the object three-dimensional space The space occupied. One-dimensional space Objects (e.g Line )And 2D space Objects (e.g square )On three-dimensional Space is zero volume. [2]

CUoM

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A cube with an edge length of 1mm and a volume of 1mm
Arris length It's one centimeter cube , volume is 1 cubic centimeter
A cube with edge length of 1 decimeter and volume of 1 cubic decimeter
A cube with a length of 1 meter and a volume of 1 cubic meter

Unit conversion

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1 cubic decimeter=1000 cubic meters centimeter =1000000 cubic millimeters=1 liter=1000 milliliters=0.061 cubic meters inch
1 cubic centimeter=1000 cubic millimeters=1 milliliter=0.000061 cubic inches
1 cubic meter=1000 cubic decimeters=1000000 cubic centimeters=1000000000 cubic millimeters=0.353 cubic feet=1.3079 cubic yards
1 cubic inch=0.016387 cubic decimeter=16.387 cubic centimeter=16387 cubic millimeter
1 cubic foot=28.3 cubic decimeters=28300 cubic centimeters=28300000 cubic millimeters
1 cubic yard=27 cubic feet=0.7646 cubic meters=164.6 cubic decimeters=164600 cubic centimeters=164600000 cubic millimeters
1 cubic foot=31.143 Bushel (UK)=32.143 bushels (US)
1 gallon (US)=0.0037854118 cubic meters=0.8326741845 gallons (UK)

computing method

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Box, cube and cylinder
Volume formula is a formula for calculating volume, that is, a mathematical formula for calculating the volume of various geometric bodies. For example: cylinder prism cone , table body, sphere, ellipsoid, etc.
Volume formula: calculate various forms enclosed by planes and surfaces.
Generally speaking, a geometry is a mathematical formula for the volume of a figure formed by a face, intersection line (where the face intersects with the face), intersection point (where the intersection line intersects or where the surface converges) [3]
The following are the calculation formulas of different graph volumes:
Box
(cuboid volume=length × width × height)
cube:
(Cube volume=edge length × edge length × edge length)
cylinder (perfectly round):
[Cylindrical (perfectly circular) volume= Pi × (bottom radius × bottom radius) × height]
The volume of the above three-dimensional figures can be summarized as:
(Bottom area × height)
cone (perfectly round):
[Cone (regular circle) volume=pi × bottom radius × bottom radius × height/3]
Pyramid
[Pyramid volume= Bottom area × High/3]
sphere
[Sphere volume=4/3 (pi × radius to the third power)]
Bevel:
Note: V : volume; S1: upper surface area; S2: surface area below; H: High.
Physical formula: