Karen Morrison and Nick Hamshaw Solutions for Exercise 6: Exercise 7.6
Karen Morrison Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - Karen Morrison and Nick Hamshaw Solutions for Exercise 6: Exercise 7.6
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Questions from Karen Morrison and Nick Hamshaw Solutions for Exercise 6: Exercise 7.6 with Hints & Solutions
Find the volume and surface area of the cuboid with the given dimensions.
length , breadth , height

The diagram shows a tube containing chocolate sweets. Calculate the total surface area of the tube.

The diagram shows the solid glass case for a clock. The case is a cuboid with a cylinder removed to fit the clock mechanism . Calculate the volume of glass required to make the clock case.

A storage company has a rectangular storage area long, wide and high. Find the volume of the storage area.

A storage company has a rectangular storage area long, wide and high. How many cardboard boxes of dimensions can fit into this storage area.

A storage company has a rectangular storage area long, wide and high. What is the surface area of each cardboard box with dimensions can fit into this storage area.

Vuyo is moving to brazil for his new job. He has hired a shipping container of dimensions to move his belongings. Calculate the volume of the container.

Vuyo is moving to brazil for his new job. He has hired a shipping container of dimensions to move his belongings. He is provided with crates to fit the dimensions of the container. He needs to move eight of these crates, each with a volume of . Will they fit into one container?
