Measurement, NAPX-H4-CA07

Question

A large box is square on the bottom and twice as high as it is long.



Which of these is the closest estimate for the maximum number of smaller cubes that could be packed into the large box?

Worked Solution

Number of smaller cubes in base
= 3 ×\times 3
= 9

∴\therefore Maximum cubes
= 9 × 6 layers
= 54 cubes
≈\approx {{{correctAnswer}}} cubes

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Question

A large box is square on the bottom and twice as high as it is long.



Which of these is the closest estimate for the maximum number of smaller cubes that could be packed into the large box?

Worked Solution

Number of smaller cubes in base
= 3 ×\times 3
= 9

∴\therefore Maximum cubes
= 9 × 6 layers
= 54 cubes
≈\approx 50 cubes

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
correctAnswer
50

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

10

✓

50

x

80

x

110

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