A __ has volume because it is a __ figure
Class room floor
can of soup
rooftop
Two - dimensional
Three Dimensional
I think its Class room floor and Three Dimensional
Classroom floor 2-dimensional
what about rooftop, but i think it's class room floor
I think it's classroom floor.
either two or three dimensional.
You are correct! The class room floor is a three-dimensional figure. Three-dimensional figures have length, width, and height, which gives them volume. In contrast, two-dimensional figures only have length and width, and therefore do not have volume.
To determine whether an object has volume or not, you can visualize it in your mind and think about its dimensions. For example, if you imagine a classroom floor, you can see that it has length, width, and depth, and that it occupies a certain amount of space. These characteristics indicate that it is a three-dimensional figure with volume.
Similarly, a can of soup and a rooftop are also three-dimensional objects and have volume. However, a two-dimensional figure, such as a piece of paper or a painting, does not have volume because it only has length and width.
Oh sorry i mistakenly put Three dimensional I meant Two Dimensional and Class room floor
But the floor does not have volume.
Please read your text before.