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Yes. The full 3-page Area and Volume sheet is free inside CapCompass, which runs in your browser with no account needed.

What does the Area and Volume revision sheet cover?

The reference sheet is open the whole time, The volumes, all five of them given, rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere, cone, pyramid, Worked: reading a volume backwards, Composite areas: cut it into pieces you know, Worked: a hole in a rectangle, Scale factors: what happens to area, the original triangle.

Is this for Digital SAT SAT Math?

Yes, it is written for the Digital SAT SAT Math syllabus.

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Area and Volume — Digital SAT SAT Math revision notes

A 3-page visual revision sheet for Area and Volume, written for Digital SAT SAT Math. Formulas, diagrams and the traps that cost marks, laid out to be read the night before rather than the term before. Free, and it opens inside CapCompass.

Area and Volume revision notes, page 1 of 3 — A preview of page 1 — all 3 pages open full size in the app.

Area and Volume in one look

the formulas are given to you, so the marks are in reading the shape

The reference sheet is open the whole time

one tap away, in both Math modules, sits a reference sheet: the areas of a rectangle, a triangle and a circle, the circumference, the Pythagorean theorem, both special triangles, and the volumes of a rectangular prism, a cylinder, a sphere, a cone and a pyramid
it also gives 360 degrees and 2 pi radians in a circle, and 180 in a triangle
so those volume formulas are not worth memorising. What IS worth memorising is the LIST, because knowing a formula is there is what stops you rebuilding it from scratch
what the sheet does not carry: any surface area, the area of a trapezium or a parallelogram, arc length and sector area, and the distance formula. Those you bring yourself, and the tap costs a few seconds either way

The volumes, all five of them given

rectangular prism V=lwh
cylinder V=π r^2h
sphere V=4/3π r^3
cone V=1/3π r^2h
pyramid V=1/3lwh

Worked: reading a volume backwards

Q. a rectangular prism has length 6 cm, width 4 cm and a volume of 120 cm^3. What is its height, in centimetres?

the sheet gives V=lwh, so 120=6×4× h
the base area is 6×4=24, so 120=24h
h=120/24=5
sanity check by rebuilding the volume: 6×4×5=120, which matches

Answer: the height is 5 cm

Page 1 of 3. The full sheet, all 3 pages, opens free in the app.

What this Area and Volume sheet covers

The reference sheet is open the whole time
The volumes, all five of them given
rectangular prism
cylinder
sphere
cone
pyramid
Worked: reading a volume backwards
Composite areas: cut it into pieces you know
Worked: a hole in a rectangle
Scale factors: what happens to area
the original triangle
every length doubled
What is the figure question actually asking
Pacing, the sheet and the typed answers
Symbols and terms
Traps that cost points
Tricks that save time

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