Volume of a solid with dimension 8 cm

    Volume of a cube, cuboid, sphere, cylinder, cone, or pyramid - enter dimensions, get the result with the formula shown step by step.

    A solid with base dimension 8 cm has a volume that depends on its shape. A cube with side 8 cm has a volume of 8^3 cm cubed. A sphere with radius 8 cm is approximately 4/3 x 3.14 x 8^3 cm cubed. Select a shape and enter dimensions for an exact result in cubic centimeters and liters.

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    How the Volume Calculator Works

    Select a 3D solid, enter its dimensions, and get the volume instantly. The calculator supports six common shapes and shows the formula with each step of the computation. All results are in cubic units matching your input.

    Quick start: Select "Sphere", enter radius = 5, click Calculate. Result: V = (4/3) × π × 5³ = 523.60 units³.

    Volume Formulas for 3D Solids

    Each shape has a specific formula. The table below shows what you need to enter and how the volume is computed.

    Solid Formula Dimensions needed Example
    CubeV = a³side (a)a=4 64
    CuboidV = a × b × clength, width, height3×4×5 60
    SphereV = (4/3)πr³radius (r)r=5 523.60
    CylinderV = πr²hradius, heightr=3, h=10 282.74
    ConeV = (1/3)πr²hradius, heightr=4, h=9 150.80
    PyramidV = (1/3)Bhbase side, heighta=6, h=8 96

    Unit Conversions

    The calculator works with any consistent unit. Here are the most common conversions between volume units.

    From To Multiply by
    cm³liters÷ 1000
    liters× 1000
    in³cm³× 16.387
    ft³liters× 28.317

    Practical Examples

    Example 1: Water tank Cylinder r=0.5 m, h=1.2 m
    V = π × 0.5² × 1.2 = 0.94 m³ = 942 liters
    Example 2: Shipping box Cuboid 60 × 40 × 30 cm
    V = 60 × 40 × 30 = 72 000 cm³ = 72 liters
    Example 3: Basketball Sphere r=12 cm
    V = (4/3)π × 12³ = 7 238.23 cm³ = 7.24 liters
    Example 4: Ice cream cone Cone r=3 cm, h=12 cm
    V = (1/3)π × 3² × 12 = 113.10 cm³
    Example 5: Storage cube Side 2 m
    V = 2³ = 8 m³ = 8 000 liters

    FAQ

    What units does the calculator use?
    The calculator works with any consistent unit system. Enter centimeters and the result is cm³. Enter meters and the result is m³. Just keep all dimensions in the same unit.
    How do I convert cubic centimeters to liters?
    Divide by 1 000. 1 liter = 1 000 cm³. So 5 000 cm³ = 5 liters. For cubic meters to liters: multiply by 1 000.
    Why is a cone exactly 1/3 of a cylinder?
    A cone with the same radius and height as a cylinder has exactly 1/3 the volume. This can be proven with calculus (integration of circular cross-sections) or demonstrated by pouring water from a cone into a matching cylinder three times.
    Does the pyramid calculator work for non-square bases?
    This calculator assumes a square base (B = a²). For rectangular, triangular, or other base shapes, calculate the base area separately and use V = (1/3) × base area × height.
    How do I find volume if I only know the surface area?
    You need at least one dimension. For a sphere: r = √(SA / 4π), then V = (4/3)πr³. For a cube: a = √(SA / 6), then V = a³. Surface area alone is not enough for shapes with multiple independent dimensions.
    What is the volume of a sphere with diameter 10?
    Radius = diameter / 2 = 5. Volume = (4/3)π × 5³ = 523.60 units³. Always enter the radius, not the diameter.

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