P6 MATHS

Volume

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1. Four rows of cubes are stacked as shown below. The edge of each cube measures 4 cm. If
two rows of cubes are removed, find the volume of the remaining cubes.

2. Samuel cut a hole in a cuboid measuring 32 cm by 28 cm by 4 cm. After cutting the hole,
the cuboid became a frame with a border of 4 cm. Find the volume of the frame.

Volume of the frame = 3584 – 1920 = 1664 cm3

Volume of the hole that was cut = 24 × 20 × 4 = 1920 cm3 Volume of the remaining 8 cubes = 1024 ÷ 2 = 512 cm3
Volume of the cuboid = 32 × 28 × 4 = 3584 cm3 Volume of 16 cubes = 16 × 4 × 4 × 4 = 1024 cm3
2. 1664 cm3 Solutions: 1. 512 cm3

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Volume

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1. A tank measuring 55 cm by 22 cm by 40 cm is __ ​ 3 ​ full of water. Find the volume of water in

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the tank. Express your answer in litres. (1  = 1000 cm3)

40 cm

22 cm
55 cm

2. A rectangular vase measuring 15 cm by 12 cm by 50 cm is __ ​ 1 ​filled with water. Find the volume
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of water needed to fill the vase to its brim. Express your answer in litres and millilitres. (1  =
1000 cm3)

50 cm

12 cm
15 cm

= 7 l 200 ml 3
​ _54 ​× 15 × 12 × 50 = 7200 cm =
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Volume of water needed to fill the vase to its brim ​  ​
Volume of water = × 55 × 22 × 40 = 36 300 cm3 = 36.3 l
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2. 7 l 200 ml Solutions: 1. 36.3 l

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Volume

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1. A rectangular tank has a base measuring 36 cm by 26 cm. It is half-filled with water. What
is the height of the tank if the volume of water in the tank is 11 232 cm2?

2. A tank measuring 100 cm by 330 cm by 80 cm is completely filled with water. How long will
it take for the water in the tank to be completely drained off at 11 litres per minute? Express
your answer in minutes. (1  = 1000 cm3)

Height of the tank = 2 × 12 = 24 cm

2640 ÷ 11 = 240 min 36 × 26
= 2640 l ​ ​ 
H =
_____
11 232
= 12 cm
= 2 640 000 cm3 11 232 = 36 × 26 × H
Volume of water in the tank = 100 × 330 × 80 Volume of water = 36 × 26 × H
2. 240 min Solutions: 1. 24 cm

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Mental Maths: GENERAL REVISION 6

Do these sums mentally.

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1. ​√14 641 ​ =

3
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2. ​√10 64 ​8 =

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3. ​√17 161 ​ =

3
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4. ​√29 791 ​ =

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5. ​√5625 ​ =

3
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6. ​√39 304 ​ =

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7. ​√15 625 ​ =

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8. ​√9025 ​ =

3
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9. ​√74 088 ​ =

3
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10. ​√19 683 ​ =

10. 27 9. 42 8. 95 7. 125 6. 34 5. 75 4. 31 3. 131 2. 22 Solutions: 1. 121

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