If we increase the side of a cube by 6, how many times will the volume of the cube increase?
If we increase the side of a cube by 6, how many times will the volume of the cube increase?
A square has sides measuring 6 cm long. Another square has sides measuring 3 cm less than those of the previous square. Calculate the area of the new square.
Given a square whose sides are 5. We draw another square whose sides are longer by 5 than the length of the sides of the previous square. Find the area of the new square.
Given a square whose side length is 9. We draw a new square so that its side is less by 3 than the sides of the given square. Find the area of the new square.
Given a square whose side length is 4. We draw a new square so that its side is greater by 2 than the sides of the given square. Find the area of the new square.
If we increase the side of a cube by 6, how many times will the volume of the cube increase?
A square has sides measuring 6 cm long. Another square has sides measuring 3 cm less than those of the previous square. Calculate the area of the new square.
9
Given a square whose sides are 5. We draw another square whose sides are longer by 5 than the length of the sides of the previous square. Find the area of the new square.
100
Given a square whose side length is 9. We draw a new square so that its side is less by 3 than the sides of the given square. Find the area of the new square.
9
Given a square whose side length is 4. We draw a new square so that its side is greater by 2 than the sides of the given square. Find the area of the new square.
64