Package Volume at the Post Office
0 / 12Measure volume by counting unit cubes in cubic inches, centimeters, feet, and more.
Postal workers measure each package by packing it with cubes, with no gaps and no overlaps. Count every cube, including the ones hidden in the back. Write each volume in the unit given.
What is the volume of the package? cubic inches
What is the volume of the jewelry box? cubic centimeters
How many cubes are in the top layer?
How many layers of cubes are there?
What is the volume of the package? cubic inches
What is the volume of the gift box, measured in dice? dice
Count the cubes to find each volume. Then compare.
How many cubes are in the box now?
How many more cubes does Mr. Diaz need to fill the box?
What is the volume of the box when it is full? cubic inches
Which package has the greater volume? Write R or S.
How many cubic centimeters greater is its volume?
Think about the size of each unit cube. Remember that 1 foot is 12 inches.
What is the volume of the crate? cubic feet