Review Opening Routine Find the volume for the following two figures. Show all work for credit!

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Review Opening Routine Find the volume for the following two figures. Show all work for credit!

INTRODUCTION Objective: To find the volume of a pyramid and of a cone. To find the surface area and volume of a sphere. Essential Question: What do you need to know to find the surface area or volume of a sphere?

I Do What is Ms AJ thinking?

We DO What should We be thinking? Got It? Pa’gina 760 #1, 2 Got It? Pa’gina 761 #3a Got It? Pa’gina 762 #4a Got It? Pa’gina 767 #1, 2 Got It? Pa’gina 768 #3a

You Do What should You be thinking? Lesson Check! Pa’gina 762 #1-4 Lesson Check! Pa’gina 769 #1-5

Exit Ticket/Conclusion Do you remember? What do you need to know to find the surface area or volume of a sphere? Answer: Radius