10 cm 5 cm There are two sizes

10 cm 5 cm There are two sizes of boxes at the shipping factory. Use your knowledge of volume to calculate how many of the smaller boxes could fit inside the larger. Remember Volume is Length. Xwidth. Xheight. 10 cm 20 cm 50 cm

A pictureframe has the perimeter of 36 cm. The lengths are 12 cm. The picture you want to put into the frame has a length of 10 and a width of 8. Will your picture fit?

10 x 1. 123=? 4. 05 X 4= 120 X 3= 4 x 5+1= 10 x 2. 2453=? 13. 09 X 5= 225 x 2= 5 x 5+3= 10 x 15. 43=? 51. 11 X 6= 172 x 4= 6 x 5+5= 67. 11 x 10=? 112. 33 X 5= 54 x 5= 12 x 2+1= 78. 999 x 100=? 11. 2 X 7= 46 x 4= 15 x 3+1= 45. 654 X 100=? 17. 81 X 4=? 78 x 3= 16 x 2+10= 67. 677 X 100=? 21. 314 X 4=? 54 X 4= 21 x 2+10= 123. 45 X 100=? 1334. 21 X 2=? 122 x 4= 34 x 2+2= 678. 12 X 100=? 432. 12 X 4=? 543 x 2= 65 X 2+1= 998. 765 X 100=? 12. 121 X 9=? 1221 x 3= 134 X 2+1=

Formulas are an important part of mathematics. You learned the formula for perimeter, area And volume. Using these names of each side write the formulas for each. N M O

Plot and label the points (1, 4) (3, 5) (6, 2) (-1, -3) (-4, -5) (-5, 6)

Represent the following number in as many ways as possible 6 545 343. 12

The perimeter of this rectangle is 56. 68 m. The lengths are 20. 04 m. What are the measurements of the widths. What Would your ESTIMATED area be for this shape? This is a regular hexagon. One side has the length of 9. 87 m. What is the perimeter? Is this perimeter larger than the rectangle above?