Area and Volume quiz
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Which length times the base gives a parallelogram's area?
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How many square centimetres make one square metre?
Answer: 10,000
Why: Each side is 100 cm, so the area is 100 × 100; a cubic metre, by the same logic, holds a million cm³.
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How long is each side of a square one hectare in area?
Answer: 100 metres
Why: The name hectare means 100 ares, and one are is a square just 10 metres on each side.
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What fraction of a tube do balls fill when it fits them exactly?
Answer: 2/3
Why: The balls' total surface area also exactly equals the area of the tube's curved side, ends not included.
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Which fraction of base × height is a triangle's area?
Answer: One half
Why: A triangle leaning far to one side has exactly the same area as an upright one with the same base and height.
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About what share of a box do round cans in a square grid fill?
Answer: About 79%
Why: Staggering alternate rows, honeycomb style, lets circles cover about 91% of a large area instead.
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What do you multiply a cube's edge by to double its volume?
Answer: ∛2
Why: Since ∛2 cannot be drawn with compass and straightedge alone, the ancient Greek puzzle of doubling the cube cannot be solved with those tools.
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