Cylinder Volume Calculator - Enter radius and height and calculate the volume

Volume of Cylinder Formula
Volume of Solid Cylinder Formula
Volume = π r² h
r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14

Formula for Volume of a Cylinder with Diameter
Volume = π d² h / 4
d is diameter, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
Volume of a Hollow Cylinder
Volume = π (R² - r²) h
R is outer radius, r is inner radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14

Volume of Sphere formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Sphere using Radius
Volume = 4/3 π r³
r is radius and Pi value is 3.14

Find the Radius of a Sphere for a given Volume
Radius = (3V / 4π)⅓
V is volume and Pi value is 3.14
Volume of Hemisphere Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Hemisphere using Radius
Volume = 2/3 π r³
r is radius and Pi value is 3.14

Find the Radius of a Hemisphere for a given Volume
Radius = (3V / 2π)⅓
V is volume and Pi value is 3.14
Volume of a Cone Formula
Volume of a Cone Cylinder
Volume = 1/3 h π r²
r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14

Volume of a Cube Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Cube using Edge
Volume = a³
a is edge

Find the Edge of a Cube for a given Volume
Edge = (V)⅓
V is volume
Volume of a Cuboid Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Cuboid, Volume of a Rectangle using Length, Width and Height
Volume = L * W * H
L is Length, W is Width, and H is Height

Pyramid Volume Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Triangular Pyramid using Area and Height
Volume = 1/3 A H
A is Area and H is Height

Formula to calculate Volume of a Square Pyramid using Base edge and Height
Volume = a² h/3
A is base edge and H is Height

Formula to calculate Volume of a Pentagonal Pyramid using Base edge and Height
Volume = 5/12 tan(54°)h a²
A is base edge and H is Height

Formula to calculate Volume of a Rectangular Pyramid using Base length, Width and Height
Volume = l w h / 3
L is base length, W is Width and H is Height

Volume of Prism Formula
Find what is Rectangular Prism Volume formula, Triangular Prism volume formula, Square Prism volume formula and Pentagonal Prism volume formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Triangular Prism using Base Edge, Length and Height
Volume = 1/2 a h l
A is Base edge and H is Height and L is Length

Formula to calculate Volume of a Square Prism using Base edge and Height
Volume = a² h
A is base edge and H is Height

Formula to calculate Volume of a Rectangular Prism using Width, Length and Height
Volume = w l h
W is Width and L is Length and H is Height

Formula to calculate Volume of a Pentagonal Prism using Base edge and Height
Volume = (1 / 4) * square root(5 * (5 + 2 * square root(5))) a² h
A is base edge and H is Height

Formula to calculate Volume of a Hexagonal Prism using Base edge and Height
Volume = (3 * square root(3) / 2) a² h
A is base edge and H is Height

Ellipsoid Volume Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Ellipsoid using Axes
Volume = 4/3 π a b c
A, B and C are axes

Tetrahedron Volume Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Tetrahedron using Edge
Volume = a³ / 6 * square root(2)
A is Edge

Formula to calculate Edge of a Tetrahedron using Volume
Edge = square root(2) * (3 * V)⅓
V is Volume
Hollow Cylinder Volume Formula
Volume of a Hollow Cylinder
Volume = π (R² - r²) h
R is outer radius, r is inner radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14

Spherical Cap Volume Formula
Formula to calculate Volume of a Spherical Cap using Radius and Height
Volume = (1/3) π h² (3R - h)
H is Height, R is Radius and Pi value is 3.14

Frequently Asked Questions on Volume Calculator and Volume Formula

Volume is a three-dimensional quantity and it represents the actual space an object has taken up
Volume is measured as cubic units like cubic cm, cubic meter, cubic feet.
Capacity is the maximum quantity of substance an object can hold. Capacity is measured in metric units such as liters, milliliters, gallons.
Volume is a three-dimensional quantity and it represents the actual space an object has taken up
Volume is measured as cubic units like cubic cm, cubic meter, cubic feet.
Capacity is the maximum quantity of substance an object can hold. Capacity is measured in metric units such as liters, milliliters, gallons.
V = π r² h. where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
V = π r² h. where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = 4/3 π r³. where v is volume, r is radius and Pi value is 3.14
v = 4/3 π r³. where v is volume, r is radius and Pi value is 3.14
v = 1/3 h π r². where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = 1/3 h π r². where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = a³. where v is volume and a is edge
v = a³. where v is volume and a is edge
v = 1/3 A H. where v is volume, a is area and h is height
v = 1/3 A H. where v is volume, a is area and h is height
v = 4/3 π r³. where v is volume, r is radius and Pi value is 3.14
v = 4/3 π r³. where v is volume, r is radius and Pi value is 3.14
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length
v = 1/3 h π r². where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = 1/3 h π r². where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = w l h. where v is volume, w is width, l is length and h is height
v = w l h. where v is volume, w is width, l is length and h is height
v = π r² l. where v is volume, r is radius, l is length and Pi value is 3.14
v = π r² l. where v is volume, r is radius, l is length and Pi value is 3.14
V = s³. where v is volume and s is the length of the side of the square box
V = s³. where v is volume and s is the length of the side of the square box
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length.
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length.
area = πr(r+square root(h²+r²)). where r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
area = πr(r+square root(h²+r²)). where r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length
A circle has no volume.
A circle has no volume.
v = l w h. where v is volume, l is length, w is width and h is height
v = l w h. where v is volume, l is length, w is width and h is height
v = π r² h. where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = π r² h. where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length
v = 1/2 a h l. where v is volume, a is base edge, h is height and l is length
v = a³. where v is volume, a is edge
v = a³. where v is volume, a is edge
v = π r² h. where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = π r² h. where v is volume, r is radius, h is height and Pi value is 3.14
v = 4/3 π r³. where v is volume, r is radius and Pi value is 3.14
v = 4/3 π r³. where v is volume, r is radius and Pi value is 3.14