Volume Calculator

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This tool lets you find the volume of different three-dimensional shapes. You can calculate volumes for cubes, cylinders, spheres, cones, and pyramids using standard formulas.

How to Use This Tool

Follow these steps for each shape:

1. Look at the diagram and formula. They show which dimension is which.
2. Enter the required numbers in the input fields.
3. Click the "Calculate Volume" button.
4. The calculation will display below the button.

Input Fields Explained

Each shape has its own set of input fields.

• For a cube or rectangular prism, type the length, width, and height. These numbers represent the sides of the shape.
• For a cylinder, type the radius and height. The radius is the distance from the center of the circle to its edge.
• For a sphere, type the radius. This gives you the space inside a round ball. The formula used is V = (4/3) × π × r³.
• For a cone, type the radius and height. The radius here is the distance from the middle of the base to its edge.
• For a pyramid with a square base, type the base edge length and the height. The base edge is the length of one side of the square.

Understanding the Output

The result shows the volume in cubic units. The tool also displays the formula with your numbers. This helps you see how the calculation works.

Limitations and Special Notes

The tool only works for standard formulas of five shapes. All measurements must be positive. If you type a negative number or leave a field blank, the tool will ask for correct numbers.

Common Use Cases

Students use this tool for homework that involves volume calculations.

DIY enthusiasts use it to plan space for projects.

People use it to check container sizes or any case that requires volume data.

The diagrams show how dimensions are measured. The formulas are displayed so you know what is happening during the calculation. This makes the tool clear and easy to use.