The volume of prism problems - page 3 of 21
Number of problems found: 408
- Quadrilateral 81975
The lime pit has the shape of a quadrilateral prism with dimensions of 2m, 1.8m, and 1.5m Calculate the pile volume from the excavated soil, which, due to fluffing, is 20% larger than the volume of the pit. - Dimensions 81957
How many bricks are needed to build a wall that is 12 m long, 1.6 m high, and 47 cm wide if the dimensions of the brick are 30 x 15 x 7.5 cm and 5% of the wall volume is mortar? - Calculate 81939
The block surface is 5,632 m². The lengths of the edges are in the ratio 1: 2 : 3. Calculate the volume of the cuboid. - Cantilevers 81937
Calculate a prism's volume and surface area with a base of a right triangle with cantilevers of length 40 and 43 cm. The height of the prism is 60 cm. - Understanding 81807
The aquarium is 0.7m long and 25cm 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. - Calculate 81553
The picture puzzle made of wooden cubes weighs 0.792 kg. One cube has an edge length of 4 cm and a weight of 33 grams. Find out how many cubes make up a puzzle and calculate the wood density in kg/m³. - Rectangle pool
The cube-shaped pool is 50 m long and 16 m wide. They poured 12,000 hl of water into it. Calculate the surface area of the pool that is wetted by water.
- Triangular 80766
Calculate the volume of a regular triangular prism whose height is equal to the length of the base edge. Calculate the volume for the edge length a = 6 cm. - Fifty-meter 80722 Calculate how many hectoliters of water can fit in a fifty-meter sloped pool; if the smallest depth is 1.2 m and the largest depth is 3 m, the width of the pool is 20 m.
- Cross-section 79984
A ditch with a cross-section in the shape of an isosceles trapezoid with bases of 3 m and 5 m and arms of length 2 m is 2.5 meters deep and 10 meters long. How many cubic meters of soil did they have to excavate when digging it? - Perpendicular 79804
A perpendicular hexagonal prism was created by machining a cube with an edge length of 8 cm. The base of the prism is created from the square wall of the original cube by separating 4 identical right triangles with overhangs of lengths 3cm and 4cm. The he - Dimensions - pool
The swimming pool dimensions are as follows: l:w:h = 10:4:1. The pool can hold 625 m³ of water. Calculate how many square meters of tiles need to be purchased for lining the pool walls if we add 5% for waste. - Prism-shaped 78774 How many hectoliters of water are in a rectangular prism-shaped pool if the top is 6m wide, the bottom is 4m wide, the pool is 2m deep, and the pool is 12m long?
- Cuboid's diagonal
The cuboid has a body diagonal u=25 cm, and side b is one-third longer than side a. What is the volume of the cuboid? - Conversion 77474
A wooden prism is 220 cm long, 10 cm high, and 10 cm wide. What is the conversion of its volume to m³?
- Right rectangular prism
The right rectangular prism has a length of 3.2 feet, a width of 1.7 feet, and a height of 2.1 feet. What is its volume? 5.712 ft³ 7.54 ft³ 11.424 ft³ 31.46 ft³ - A cuboid 2
A cuboid with a depth of 4 cm but a length and width of x cm is cut out from one corner of the original cuboid as shown (the original cuboid has dimensions of 10x8x4 cm). The remaining shape has a volume of 199 cm³. Calculate the value of x. - A rectangular 8
A rectangular prism has a length of 10m, a height of 9m, and a width of 15m. What is its volume in cubic meters? - Calculate 73134
The wooden prism weighs 5 kg and has a 700 kg/m³ density. Calculate the volume of the wooden prism. - Quadrilateral 73034
Calculate the volume of the flowerpot in the shape of a quadrilateral prism and how many 20 l packages of soil need to be bought to fill it: dimensions: a = 30cm, height b = 40cm, length c = 120cm.
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