Year 7 core - answers
Unit conversions
- L
- mL
- mL
- L
- cm^3
- cm^3
Rectangular prism
- cm^3
- cm^3
- m^3
- cm^3 L
- cm
- L. Method: cm^3 L.
Triangular prism
- cm^3. Method: base area ; .
- m^3. Method: base area ; .
- cm^3. Method: base area ; .
- cm^2. Method: .
Explain and reason
- Ben used (the area of one face) instead of (the volume of the cube). Volume of a cube is : cm^3.
- One millilitre of water fills a cube of side cm - this was built into the metric system by definition.
- Not necessarily. Example: a cube and a thin prism both have volume units^3 but very different surface areas.
- Cube is slightly larger: ; prism .
- Triangle area needs to be cm^2. Method: rectangular prism volume ; triangular prism volume .
Real-world problems
- L. Method: m^3 L.
- kL; $450. Method: m^3; .
- cm^3 L.
- cm. Method: cm^3 .
- glasses.
- About cm^3. Method: triangle area cm^2; .