Geometry – Volume of Prisms and Cylinders

The BEEometry needs to know how much space he'll need for his new honeycomb condo. Or, honeycombdo, if you will. In order to do that, we need to calculate the volume of prisms and cylinders in this case. Good news, the formula is very intuitive, and we explain using our hands and imaginations in tandem. BEE all that you can BEE, with YAY MATH!

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[MarianaGonzalez-xhpf]

Ive honestly learned more on YouTube than at school ..Thanks for uploading these they help A LOT !

[whalestailz]

can't do calculus succesfully without these principles and you teach them beautifully <3

[secretcctvcameraOG]

I was doing this today, perfect upload timing yaymath!

[poppingpiggie]

I like this guy he’s explaining it in a way I understand but those kids make it hard to hear and it’s frustrating

[Serene.lovess]

Volume of a prism, any prism is the area of the base x the height!! * prism is same shape top and bottom

[matn]

I just want to say thank you man May God bless you 💖.

[akear]

He looks like he is baking in that bee custom.

[claudinebombahay]

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[skylander]

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[lucaruggiero]

I understood well, but the people that are commentating what the teacher does should just shut up and act like normal people.

[rabeebasit]

I am 12 years and I am learning this at school.

[amayaaarose]

why does the girl sound like emma chamberlain??

[TheIDEKS]

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