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240 Mensuration (solids and containers) (Chapter 11)

VOLUME UNITS CONVERSIONS


Example 7 Self Tutor


Convert the following: a 5 m^3 to cm^3 b 25 000mm^3 to cm^3

a 5 m^3
=(5£ 1003 )cm^3
=(5£1 000 000)cm^3
= 5 000 000cm^3

b 25 000mm^3
= (25 000¥ 103 )cm^3
= (25 000¥1000)cm^3
=25cm^3

EXERCISE 11B.1


1 Convert the following:
a 8 : 65 cm^3 to mm^3 b 86 000mm^3 to cm^3 c 300 000cm^3 to m^3
d 124 cm^3 to mm^3 e 300 mm^3 to cm^3 f 3 : 7 m^3 to cm^3

2 1 : 85 cm^3 of copper is required to make one twenty-cent coin. How many twenty-cent coins can be
made from a cubic metre of copper?

3

VOLUME FORMULAE


Rectangular prism or cuboid

Volume=length£width£depth

m^3 cm^3 mm^3

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́1¡000¡000 ́1000

̧1000

length

width

depth

A toy store has 400 packets of marbles on display, and each
packet contains 80 marbles. There are 850 mm^3 of glass in
each marble. Find the total volume of glass in the marbles on
display, giving your answer in cm^3.

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100 100
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100 100
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