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A rectangular block of cheese is 0.24 m long,
0.19 m wide and 0.15 m high.
(a) If the block of cheese is moulded to form a
cube, find the length of each side of the cube.
(b) Find the number of 2-cm cubes of cheese that
can be cut from the rectangular block.
Answers
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(A)
0.24 × 0.19 × 0.15 = 0.00684
∛0.00684 = 0.189824399
round off to 3 s.f., 0.190
Answer:
(a) Length of the side of cube = 18.98cm
(b) The number of 2cm cubes that can be cut = 855
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
The length of cheese block= 0.24m = 24cm
breadth of cheese block = 0.19m = 19cm
Height of the cheese block = 0.15m = 15cm
Recall the formulas
The volume of the cuboid = length×breadth ×height
The volume of the cube = a³, where 'a' is the length of the side of the cube
(a) To find,
The length of the side of a cube, if the cheese cube is molded into a cube
Since the cheese blockis moldedd to form a cube, then we have
The volume of the cheese block = Volume of cube
The volume of cheese block = Volume of the cuboid
= 24× 19 ×15
= 6840cm³
Since the volume of the cheese block = Volume of the cube, we have
Volume of the cube = 6840cm³
a³ = 6840
= 18.98cm
Length of a side of cube = 18.98cm
(b) To find,
The number of 2cm cubes of cheese can be cut from the cheese block.
Let 'n' be the number of 2cm cubes that can be cut
Then we have,
The volume of the cheese block = n× Volume of 2cm cube
6840 = n×2³
6840 = x×8
n = = 855
The number of 2cm cubes that can be made = 855
(a) Length of the side of cube = 18.98cm
(b) The number of 2cm cubes that can be cut = 855
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