Prism practice problems - page 20 of 29
Number of problems found: 565
- Quadrilateral prism
Calculate the volume and surface area of a regular quadrilateral prism with base edge a=24 cm if the space diagonal makes an angle of 66° with the base. - Aquarium depth capacity
The aquarium is 0.7 m long and 25 cm wide. The battery is deep if it can hold no more than 87.5 liters of water. I need help understanding how to calculate this. - Dimensions - crate
A wooden crate with dimensions d=3 m, e=4 m, and f=3 m was placed in a transport container with dimensions a=10 m, b=4 m, and c=3 m. What is the maximum length of a straight, rigid rod of negligible diameter that can still be placed in the container in th - Cuboid surface calculation
We have a block with a square base and a height of 12 dm. We know that its volume is 588 cubic dm. Calculate the surface area of a cuboid with the same base but 2 cm more height. You write the result in dm². - Necessary paint
3 kg of paint is sufficient for 18 m² of area. How much paint is needed to paint the walls and bottom of a swimming pool with dimensions of 25 m × 15 m and a depth of 1.5 metres? - Quadrilateral 4S prism
The edge lengths of a quadrilateral prism are in the ratio a:b:c = 2:4:5. The surface of the prism is 57 cm². Calculate the volume. - Diagonals of a prism
The base of the square prism is a rectangle with dimensions of 3 dm and 4 dm. The height of the prism is 1 m. Find out the angle between the body diagonal and the base's diagonal. - Cuboid face diagonals
The lengths of the cuboid edges are in the ratio 1:2:3. Will the lengths of its diagonals be in the same ratio? The cuboid has dimensions of 5 cm, 10 cm, and 15 cm. Calculate the size of the wall diagonals of this cuboid. - Pole painting calculation
The gardener used 18 poles with a base of 15.15 cm and a height of 150 centimeters to fence the plot. Calculate how much paint he will need to paint the columns twice. One kilogram of paint covers eight square meters. - Prism and wall diagonal
The ABCDA'B'C'D' prism has a square base. The wall diagonal of the AC base is 9.9 cm long, and the body diagonal AC' is 11.4 cm long. Calculate the surface area and volume of the prism. - Quadrilateral prism
The body diagonal of a regular quadrilateral prism forms an angle of 60° with the base. The edge of the base is 20 cm long. Calculate the volume of the body. - Wood lumber
Wooden lumber is 4 m long and has a cross-section square with a side of 15 cm. Calculate: a) the volume of lumber b) the weight of the lumber if 1 m³ weighs 790 kg - Prism - box
The prism's base is a rectangle with a side of 7.5 cm and 12.5 cm diagonal. The volume of the prism is V = 0.9 dm³. Calculate the surface of the prism. - Regular 4BH
A regular quadrilateral prism has a volume of 864 cm³ and its total surface area is twice the area of its base. Determine the length of its space diagonal. - Garage painting calculation
How much paint does Peter use to paint a block-shaped sheet metal garage (without the lower base) with dimensions of 8 m, 5.5 m, and a height of 2.5 m, if 1 kg of paint is enough for a 4 m square area? - Wooden Planks Cost Calculation
Mr. Novák buys 40 "planks" 5 m long, 15 cm wide, and 5 cm thick. The price for 1 m³ of "planks" is CZK 4,950 How much do they pay for "boards"? - Deviation of the lines
Find the deviation of the lines AG BH in the ABCDEFGH box-cuboid if given | AB | = 3 cm, | AD | = 2 cm, | AE | = 4 cm - Right triangular prism
We have a cuboid with a base and dimensions of 12 cm and 5 cm and a height of 4 cm. The tablecloth is cut into two identical triangular prisms with right triangular bases. We painted the surface of the created prisms with color. Calculate the surface area - Prism height calculation
Calculate the height of the vertical prism with the rectangle's base if the dimensions of the edges of the floor are a = 12 dm, b = 50 mm, and the prism's volume V = 0.6 l. - Spruce wood
Calculate the weight of an edge made of spruce wood 6 m long when the cross-section of the edge is 146 cm square and if the density of the wood is 0.55 grams/cm cubic.
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