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ivolga24 [154]
2 years ago
12

PLEASE HELP ME TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION THANK YOU!

Mathematics
2 answers:
mr_godi [17]2 years ago
5 0

<u>To tell which cubic unit of measure that should be used</u>:

   ⇒ we should examine the unit of the side lengths

<u>First question (a):</u>

  • a rectangular prism that is 4cm by 9 cm by 2cm

            ⇒ must use <em>cm³ </em>as cubic unit of measure

               ⇒ as all sides are centimeters

                  ⇒<u>Answer: cubic centimeters or cm³</u>

<u></u>

<u>Second question(b):</u>

  • a rectangular prism that is 5m by 4m by 9m

            ⇒ must use <em>m³</em> as cubic unit of measure

               ⇒ as all sides are meters

                  ⇒<u>Answer: cubic meters or m³</u>

<u></u>

<u>Third question(c)</u>:

  • a rectangular prism that gives only two side length: 10dm, 6dm

              ⇒must use <em>dm³</em> as cubic unit of measure

                 ⇒ as all of the sides given are in decimeter

                     ⇒<u>Answer: cubic decimeter or dm³</u>

<u></u>

<u>Fourth question(d):</u>

  • a cube that gives only one side length: 56mm

              ⇒ must use <em>mm³</em> as cubic unit of measure

                  ⇒ as all the given sides with side lengths are in millimeters

                      ⇒ <u>Answer: cubic millimeters or mm³</u>

<u></u>

<u>Fifth question(e):</u>

  • a rectangular prism with two side length: 1m, 10m

              ⇒ must use <em>m³</em> as cubic unit of measure

                  ⇒ as all given sides with side lengths are in meter

                      ⇒<u>Answer: cubic meter or m³</u>

<u></u>

<u></u>

<em>In general</em>:

⇒ <em>when faced with these problems</em>

<em>    ⇒ look to the unit of measure of the majority of the side lengths</em>

<em>    ⇒ look to the unit of measure that the problem wants for the answer</em>

<u></u>

Hope that helps!

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iVinArrow [24]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a. 4cm * 9cm * 2cm = 72 cm^3

b. 5m * 4m * 9m = 180 m^3

c. 10dm * 36 dm^2 (because the square could also be represented as 6cm * 6cm) =360 dm^3

d. (56mm)^3 =  175616 mm^3

e. 10 m * 1 m^2 (because of the square) = 10m^3

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