Volume Calculator

Calculate the volume of various 3D shapes. Essential for mathematics, engineering, and everyday calculations.

How to Use Volume Calculator

1. 1.**Select shape** from the dropdown menu
2. 2.**Enter required dimensions** (length, width, height, radius, or side)
3. 3.**Click "Calculate Volume"** to get results
4. 4.**View volume** in cubic units

Features

• •**Multiple Shapes**: Cube, rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere
• •**Real-time Calculation**: Instant volume results
• •**Unit Support**: Works with any consistent units
• •**Formula Display**: Shows calculation formulas

Volume Formulas

• •**Cube**: V = s³ (side × side × side)
• •**Rectangular Prism**: V = l × w × h (length × width × height)
• •**Cylinder**: V = π × r² × h (pi × radius² × height)
• •**Sphere**: V = (4/3) × π × r³ (4/3 × pi × radius³)

Common Applications

• •**Construction**: Calculate concrete, soil, and material volumes
• •**Packaging**: Determine box and container capacities
• •**Engineering**: Design tanks, cylinders, and containers
• •**Education**: Learn 3D geometry and volume concepts
• •**Storage**: Calculate storage space requirements

Tips for Accurate Calculations

• •**Use consistent units** for all measurements
• •**Double-check dimensions** before calculating
• •**Consider material properties** (some materials expand/contract)
• •**Add waste factor** for construction projects
• •**Account for irregularities** in real-world objects

Unit Conversions

• •**1 cubic meter** = 1000 liters
• •**1 cubic foot** = 7.48 gallons
• •**1 cubic yard** = 27 cubic feet
• •**1 liter** = 1000 cubic centimeters

Practical Examples

• •**Fish Tank**: 2m × 1m × 0.5m = 1 cubic meter
• •**Storage Box**: 3ft × 2ft × 2ft = 12 cubic feet
• •**Water Tank**: radius 2m, height 3m = 37.7 cubic meters