5Units and flow1m3=1000L,1L=1000cm3pipe flow=πr2×speed,r=pipe radius
6Melting and recastingVolume stays the same and surface area does not: pieces = old volume ÷ volume of one new piece. Cancel π and common factors before multiplying.
7Water displacedrise=vessel’s base areasolid’s volume
8Box from three facesvolume=xyzx,y,z=face areas at one corner
9Rolling a sheetThe edge that goes round becomes the circumference 2πr and the other edge the height. Both ways the curved surface is the whole sheet, but the volumes differ.
10Sector into a coner=360∘θ×R,l=RR,θ=sector;r=base radius,l=slant
11Similar conesbig volumesmall volume=k3k=height ratio;frustum=1−k3 of it
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Q1Easy
A rectangular water tank is 2 m long, 1.5 m wide and 1.2 m deep. How many litres of water does it hold when full?
Correct answer·3,600 L
Why
Volume is length times breadth times height, and each cubic metre holds 1,000 litres.
2×1.5×1.2=3.6 m³.
3.6×1000=3600, so the tank holds 3,600 L.
Q2Easy
A solid metal sphere of radius 6 cm is melted and recast into small solid cones, each with base radius 2 cm and height 3 cm. How many cones are made, assuming no metal is lost?
Correct answer·72
Why
Recasting keeps the volume, so divide the ball's volume by one cone's, with π cancelled.
Ball: 34×63=288; one cone: 31×22×3=4.
288÷4=72 cones.
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