IXL - Checkpoint: Volume (Geometry practice)

Ms. Harrison's science classes use several kinds of cylindrical glassware in their experiments. The table below shows the dimensions of each type of glassware.

Type	Radius (cm)	Height (cm)
graduated cylinder	1.4	16
test tube	0.9	12
petri dish	4.5	1.5
beaker	3.1	8
burette	0.7	70

Order the volumes of the pieces of glassware from least to greatest.

What is the range in the volumes of the pieces of glassware?

Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

cubic centimeters

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