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Stage 9 - Q1 - 2 marks
20097

A prism has volume 240 cubic cm and cross-section area 24 square cm. Find its length.

Hint

Reverse volume=area×length.

Stage 9 - Q2 - 3 marks
20098

A cylinder has radius 3 cm and volume \(117\pi\) cubic cm. Find its height.

Hint

Use \(h=\frac{V}{\pi r^2}\).

Stage 9 - Q3 - 3 marks
20099

A tank has internal dimensions 10 by 9 by 12 cm. Find its capacity in litres.

Hint

One cubic centimetre holds one millilitre.

Stage 9 - Q4 - 3 marks
20100

A cylinder has height 10 cm and volume \(160\pi\) cubic cm. Find its radius.

Hint

A length is positive.

Stage 9 - Q5 - 3 marks
20101

A straight-sided tank has horizontal cross-section 100 square cm. Add 3 litres of water. How far does the level rise?

Hint

The water forms a prism above its previous level.

Stage 9 - Q6 - 3 marks
20102

A tank has internal dimensions 16 by 12 by 13 cm. Find its capacity in litres.

Hint

One cubic centimetre holds one millilitre.

Stage 9 - Q7 - 4 marks
20103

A cylinder has internal radius 5 cm and height 14 cm. A solid 4 cm cube fits and is fully submerged. Does 1050 mL of water overflow? Ignore wall thickness.

Hint

The fully submerged solid displaces its own volume.

Stage 9 - Q8 - 3 marks
20104

A straight-sided tank has horizontal cross-section 150 square cm. Add 6 litres of water. How far does the level rise?

Hint

The water forms a prism above its previous level.

Stage 9 - Q9 - 4 marks
20105

A cylinder has internal radius 7 cm and height 10 cm. A solid 4 cm cube fits and is fully submerged. Does 1450 mL of water overflow? Ignore wall thickness.

Hint

The fully submerged solid displaces its own volume.

Stage 9 - Q10 - 6 marks
20106

An open cylinder has internal radius 5 cm and height 10 cm. It contains 600 mL of water. A solid cube of side 6 cm is placed flat on the bottom and fully submerged. Does water spill? Find the spilled volume to 1 decimal place.

Hint

A fully submerged solid displaces its own volume. Use 1 mL = 1 cm³.

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