7th Grade Math - G.B.6 - Problems Involving Area, Volume and Surface Area
11 Questions
Problems Involving Area, Volume, and Surface Area Introduction
Megan has this beautiful case for her necklace. What is the volume of her case?
A new hotel chain creates the following image for their logo. They have placed a semi-circle on top of a square. What is the area of this image?
The figure shown is created by joining two rectangles.
Find the surface area of this right triangular prism. Type in your answer.
Identify the expression that should be used to find the area of the shape below.
Which of the shapes below have a volume of 120 cubic inches? Click on ALL that apply.
The image below shows the front yard of Kenji's house. Each week he has to mow this area.
The jewelry store encases many of its products in protective cases. Each day these cases are wiped down to remove smudges.
A company wants to create a water tower that can hold just over one million liters of water.
Raquel claims that it is not possible to find the area of this regular hexagon from the information given below? Do you agree with Raquel? Why or why not?
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