Connecting Liquid Capacity and Cubic Volume Units

Additive Volume, Composite Solids, and Liquid Displacement

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Convert between metric liquid capacity units (milliliters, liters) and metric cubic volume units (cubic centimeters, cubic decimeters).

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Additive Volume, Composite Solids, and Liquid Displacement

5th Grade · Math · Open Global Math

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Calculate the volume of composite three-dimensional figures, determine missing dimensions, and measure irregular object volumes using liquid displacement.

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OGM.6.GM.7Open Global Math Standards 2026™ · 5th Grade

Recognize volume as additive, calculate volumes of composite solids composed of non-overlapping rectangular prisms, determine surface areas of rectangular prisms/cubes, cylinders, and cones, and measure volumes of irregular objects by displacement.