Volumes and surface areas
Geometry and measurement
Further Mathematics: Units 3 and 4
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So much of the Mathematics we do doesn't appear to have much of a real world application. The good news is that this video shows exactly how Pythagoras and finding areas and volumes of common solids is so useful to us. This video looks at finding the volumes of prisms, pyramids and composite shapes. The formulae are all explained and there are lots of worked examples covered throughout the video to ensure you will not meet a question you can't answer!
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vce maths further maths further units 3 and 4 volumes and surface areas finding volumes finding surface areas volume of cylinder volume of prisms volume of pyramid volume of sphere surface area of pyramid surface area of sphere