Grades 11-12 Video Solutions 2010-11&12 Video Solutions 2010 problem3

11&12 Video Solutions 2010 problem3

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A larger cube-shaped container with a base area of four square decameters needs to be filled with water using a smaller cube-shaped container with a base area of one square decameter. The large cube's volume is calculated as eight cubic decameters, while the small cube's volume is one cubic decameter. To fill the larger container, it requires eight trips with the smaller container, as the smaller container holds one cubic decameter of water per trip. Thus, the minimum number of trips needed is eight.

Keywords

cube-shaped container

base area

cubic decameters

water filling

minimum trips