Mathematics word problem grade 8

[adeel17]

Please solve question no. 5 and 7.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Please solve question no. 5 and 7.

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[HallsofIvy]

First do you know that "195 cm" is 1.95 m and "74 cm" is 0.75 m?

Do you know that the area of a rectangle "a" m long and "b" m wide is a*b square meters?

So what is the area of the door in square meters?

Does Li paint both sides of the door? If so what area is that?

That area is equal to 5 times what number?

 

[Steven G]

It really is not nice for you to just say Please solve question no. 5 and 7. You need to do some work and we can tell you where you went wrong and how to get back on track.

 

[Koinu_3]

Please solve question no. 5 and 7.

7.a. Volume = 3.5×3.5×16 = 196 centimeters³
196cm³= 0.1960000L
0.1960000L x 10 = 1.96L

She originally had 1.2 litres.
Work it out from there.

 

[lookagain]

7.a. Volume = 3.5×3.5×16 = 196 centimeters³

In your example, this has to be (3.5 cm)(3.5 cm)(16 cm) = 196 cm ³ for the correct units.

196cm³= 0.1960000L
0.1960000L x 10 = 1.96L

You did not show the cubic centimeter to liter conversion factor before applying it.
From where are you getting the value of 10?

 

[Koinu_3]

In your example, this has to be (3.5 cm)(3.5 cm)(16 cm) = 196 cm ³ for the correct units.



You did not show the cubic centimeter to liter conversion factor before applying it.
From where are you getting the value of 10?

"Eloise works out that she can fill at least 10 large jars with salad dressing."
I dunno.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

"Eloise works out that she can fill at least 10 large jars with salad dressing."
I dunno.

1 litre = 1000 cubic-centimeter (cc)