1. Volume of Pyramids and Cones
Answers use 3.14 for π

2. 410
The blueprint for a monument is shown. The marble the builders plan to use costs $85 per cubic foot. What is the total cost of marble for the monument?
12ft
4ft

3. 5,440
The diamond ring below is 9mm tall and has a hexagonal base with an area of 20mm3. What is
its volume in mm3?

4. Find the volume of this cone using cubic inches60
Find the volume of this cone using cubic inches
15in
12in

5. 565.2 The base of this triangular pyramid is shown below.
What is the volume of the shape in m3? 5m 3m 4m

6. If this cone has a volume of 314 cm3, how many centimeters tall is it?16
If this cone has a volume of 314 cm3, how many centimeters tall is it?
5cm

7. 12
Two square pyramids are shown. The shorter one is half as tall as the other, but the dimensions of its base
are twice as long. Find the total volume of the two pyramids in m3 6m 3m 2m 4m 2m 4m

8. 24
The base of this square pyramid from Chichen Itza has sides that are 55m long. The height of the pyramid is 33m.
What is its volume in m3?

9. Find the volume of this cone to the nearest cubic inch.
33,275
6in
Find the volume of this cone to the nearest cubic inch.
18in

10. 678 A 6cm tall rectangular pyramid is made using the base shown here.
What is its volume in cm3?
10cm
5cm

11. How many cubic feet can this cone hold?
100
How many cubic feet can this cone hold?
8ft
14ft