We will have to take a lot of approximations to determine this value.
In my case, I am taking an unsharped Apsara Platinum Extra Dark Pencil. The length is coming out to be 17.7 cm. Diameter is 0.6 cm. (I am assuming the pencil to be a cylinder).
Now applying the formula for volume of a cylinder (pencil)
= pi x r^2 x h
where pi = 3.14
r = d/2 = 0.3 cm
h = length = 17.7 cm.
Volume = 5.00202 ~= 5 cm^2
Hence the volume is 5 cm^2 which is equal to 5 ml or 5 cc.
Unless you have an extremely small house or an extremely large pencil a house has a greater volume than a pencil.
For finding accurate volume of a pencil use a vernier calliper, which measures diameter up to two significant figures. For finding volume of a pencil you will need radius (r) and length (L) of the pencil. V = 3.14 r²L
10cm3
It is 69 cm³
You cannot. If you know the volume, temperature and pressure of a pencil, you will be no closer to knowing its mass!
The volume of a standard pencil is approximately 1 cubic inch. This measurement can vary slightly depending on the exact dimensions of the pencil.
The volume of a pencil case is about 1 millimeter cubed.
The volume of a typical pencil is approximately 2 cubic centimeters.
Weight is measured in units such as grams or pounds, while volume is measured in liters. Since weight and volume are different properties, a pencil cannot be measured in liters.
The average volume of a wooden pencil is approximately 0.5 cubic centimeters.
The volume of a typical pencil eraser is approximately 1-2 cubic centimeters.
Unless you have an extremely small house or an extremely large pencil a house has a greater volume than a pencil.
For finding accurate volume of a pencil use a vernier calliper, which measures diameter up to two significant figures. For finding volume of a pencil you will need radius (r) and length (L) of the pencil. V = 3.14 r²L
10cm3
It is 69 cm³
The volume of a pencil can be calculated by multiplying its length by its cross-sectional area. The cross-sectional area of a pencil is typically circular, so you would use the formula for the volume of a cylinder: V = πr^2h, where r is the radius of the pencil and h is the length. However, since a pencil is not a perfect cylinder due to its hexagonal shape, the actual volume may vary slightly.
47.4 (Kg) Kilograms