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New Century Mathematics (Second Edition)
S1 Question Bank
1B Chapter 7 Area and Volume (I)
Level 1
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[10150124]
Find the area of the hexagon ABCDEG in the figure.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of rectangle ABFG
= 5  4 cm2 1M
= 20 cm2 1A
Area of rectangle FCDE
= (2 + 5)  6 cm2 1M
= 42 cm2 1A
Area of hexagon ABCDEG
= (20 + 42) cm2
= 62 cm2 1A
[10150177]
Find the area of the pentagon ABCDE in the figure.
(5 marks)
© OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 2015 1B Chapter 7 Level 1 P.1

Solution:
Area of rectangle ACDE
= 10  4 cm2 1M
= 40 cm2 1A
Area of △ABC
=  6  8 cm2 1M
= 24 cm2 1A
Area of pentagon ABCDE
= (40 + 24) cm2
= 64 cm2 1A
[10150234]
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of parallelogram ABCE
= 6  7 cm2 1M
= 42 cm2 1A
Area of △CDE
=  6  4 cm2 1M
= 12 cm2 1A
= (42 + 12) cm2
= 54 cm2 1A

[10150373]
Find the area of the hexagon ABCDEF in the figure.

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of rectangle BCDE
= 7  6 cm2 1M
= 42 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium ABEF
= (7 + 17)  9 cm2 1M
= 108 cm2 1A
Area of hexagon ABCDEF
= (42 + 108) cm2
= 150 cm2 1A
[10150382]
Find the area of the pentagon ABCDF in the figure.

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of trapezium ABEF
= (8 + 12)  4 cm2 1M
= 40 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium BCDE
= (4 + 12)  8 cm2 1M
= 64 cm2 1A

Area of pentagon ABCDF
= (40 + 64) cm2
= 104 cm2 1A
[10150394]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of square ABEF
= 15  15 cm2 1M
= 225 cm2 1A
Area of parallelogram BCDE
= 15  8 cm2 1M
= 120 cm2 1A
= (225 + 120) cm2
= 345 cm2 1A
[10150526]
Find the area of the quadrilateral ABCD in the figure.

(5 marks)

Solution:
Area of △ABC
=  7  2 cm2 1M
= 7 cm2 1A
Area of △ACD
=  7  6 cm2 1M
= 21 cm2 1A
Area of quadrilateral ABCD
= (7 + 21) cm2
= 28 cm2 1A
[10150539]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of △ABE
=  5  12 cm2 1M
= 30 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium BCDE
= (7 + 13)  9 cm2 1M
= 90 cm2 1A
= (30 + 90) cm2
= 120 cm2 1A

[10150570]
Find the area of the polygon ABCDEFGH in the figure.

(5 marks)
Solution:
Extend BC such that the polygon is divided into a square and a rectangle.
Area of square CDEF

= 2  2 cm2 1M
= 4 cm2 1A
Area of rectangle ABGH
= 13  2 cm2 1M
= 26 cm2 1A
Area of polygon ABCDEFGH
= (4 + 26) cm2
= 30 cm2 1A
[10150571]
Find the area of the polygon ABCDEFG in the figure.

(5 marks)

Solution:
Extend AG such that the polygon is divided into a rectangle and a trapezium.
Area of rectangle ABCD

= 2  7 cm2 1M
= 14 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium DEFG
= (2 + 4)  5 cm2 1M
= 15 cm2 1A
Area of polygon ABCDEFG
= (14 + 15) cm2
= 29 cm2 1A
[10150608]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Extend FE such that the polygon is divided into two rectangles.

Area of rectangle ABGF
= 15  5 cm2 1M
= 75 cm2 1A
Area of rectangle CDEG
= 10  3 cm2 1M
= 30 cm2 1A
= (75 + 30) cm2
= 105 cm2 1A
Alternative
Extend AF and CD such that the rectangle ABCH is formed.
Area of square ABCH

= 15  (5 + 10) cm2 1M
= 225 cm2 1A
Area of rectangle FEDH
= 12  10 cm2 1M
= 120 cm2 1A
= (225 – 120) cm2
= 105 cm2 1A

[10150647]
John cuts a digit ‘7’ from a piece of paper as shown in the figure. Find the area of the digit.
(5 marks)
Solution:
As shown in the figure, extend AF such that the polygon is divided into two rectangles.
Area of rectangle ABCG

= 4  2 cm2 1M
= 8 cm2 1A
Area of rectangle DEFG
= 7  2 cm2 1M
= 14 cm2 1A
Area of the digit
= (8 + 14) cm2
= 22 cm2 1A

[10150694]
Find the area of the shaded region in the figure.

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of parallelogram ABCD
= 15  9 cm2 1M
= 135 cm2 1A
Area of parallelogram PQRS
= 12  7 cm2 1M
= 84 cm2 1A
Area of the shaded region
= (135  84) cm2
= 51 cm2 1A
[10150726]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of trapezium ABCD
= (11 + 7)  10 cm2 1M
= 90 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium ADEF
= (3 + 7)  4 cm2 1M
= 20 cm2 1A

= (90  20) cm2
= 70 cm2 1A
[10150747]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of rectangle ABDF
= 10  7 cm2 1M
= 70 cm2 1A
Area of △CDE
=  5  4 cm2 1M
= 10 cm2 1A
= (70  10) cm2
= 60 cm2 1A
[10150871]

(5 marks)
Solution:
= 12  8 cm2 1M
= 96 cm2 1A

Area of △PQR
=  6  5 cm2 1M
= 15 cm2 1A
= (96  15) cm2
= 81 cm2 1A
[10150891]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of △ABC
=  20  13 cm2 1M
= 130 cm2 1A
Area of rectangle EDGF
= 8  6 cm2 1M
= 48 cm2 1A
= (130  48) cm2
= 82 cm2 1A
[10150906]

(5 marks)

Solution:
Refer to the figure.

Area of △ABD
=  (11 + 3)  8 cm2 1M
= 56 cm2 1A
Area of △CDE
=  3  4 cm2 1M
= 6 cm2 1A
= (56  6) cm2
= 50 cm2 1A
[10150907]

(5 marks)
Solution:

Area of parallelogram ABCE
= 10  18 cm2 1M
= 180 cm2 1A
Area of △DEF
=  7  12 cm2 1M
= 42 cm2 1A
= (180  42) cm2
= 138 cm2 1A
[10150933]
Martin cuts a letter ‘C’ from a piece of paper as shown in the figure. Find the area of the letter.
(5 marks)
Solution:
As shown in the figure, extend QR such that the rectangle PQVW is formed.
Area of rectangle PQVW

= 9  6 cm2 1M
= 54 cm2 1A

Area of rectangle SRUT
= 5  4 cm2 1M
= 20 cm2 1A
Area of the letter
= (54  20) cm2
= 34 cm2 1A
[10150981]
Find the value of x in the figure.

(3 marks)
Solution:
Taking AC as the base, area of △ABC = cm2 1M
= cm2
Taking AB as the base, area of △ABC = cm2 1M

= 76.5 cm2
∴ = 76.5
x=9 1A
[10150992]

(3 marks)

Solution:
Taking BC as the base, area of parallelogram ABCD
= (x + 2x)  8 cm2 1M
= (3x)  8 cm2
= 24x cm2
Taking DC as the base, area of parallelogram ABCD
= 10  14.4 cm2 1M
= 144 cm2
∴ 24x = 144
x=6 1A
[10151106]

(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of parallelogram ABFG = 18  (15 − 9) cm2 1M
= 108 cm2 1A
Area of △BDF = cm2 1M
= 81 cm2 1A
Area of the shaded region = (108 + 81) cm2
= 189 cm2 1A
[10151135]

(5 marks)

Solution:
Extend AF and CD such that the rectangle ABCG is formed.
Area of rectangle EFGD = (5 − 2)  (x − 3) cm2 1M

= 3(x − 3) cm2
= (3x − 9) cm2
Area of rectangle ABCG = 5x cm2 1M
Area of the shaded region = 21 cm2
5x − (3x − 9) = 21 1M+1A
5x − 3x + 9 = 21
2x + 9 = 21
2x = 12
x=6 1A
Alternative
Extend DE such that the polygon is divided into two rectangles.
Area of rectangle AFEG = 2(x − 3) cm2 1M

= (2x − 6) cm2
Area of rectangle BCDG = 3  5 cm2 1M
= 15 cm2
(2x − 6) + 15 = 21 1M+1A
2x = 12
x=6 1A

[10151162]
The area of the shaded region in the figure is 28 cm2. Find the value of h.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of rectangle ABCE = 6  3 cm2 1M
= 18 cm2
Area of parallelogram DEFG = (6 − 4)h cm2 1M
= 2h cm2
18 + 2h = 28 1M+1A
2h = 10
h=5 1A
[10151200]
In the figure, ABCD is a rectangle. If the area of △CDE is of the area of the rectangle ABCD,
find the value of x.

(6 marks)
Solution:
= 24  16 cm2 1M
= 384 cm2 1A
Area of △CDE
=  16  x cm2 1M
= 8x cm2 1A

∴ 8x =  384 1M
x = 16 1A
[10151247]
In the figure, QRS is a straight line. Simon claims that the area of △PRT is . Do you
agree? Explain your answer.

(10 marks)
Solution:
Area of △PQR = cm2 1M
= 30 cm2 1A
Area of △RST = cm2 1M
= 60 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium PQST = cm2 1M
= 200 cm2 1A
Area of △PRT = (200 − 30 − 60) cm2
= 110 cm2 1A
= cm2
= 110.5 cm2 1A
 110 cm 2
1M
∴ The claim is disagreed. 1A

<bk=1B><ch=7><ex=7B><type=L1><mark=8>
[10151382]
The figure shows a prism.

(a) What shape, a triangle or a rectangle, is the base of the prism?
(b) Find the total surface area and the volume of the prism.
(8 marks)
Solution:
(a) The base of the prism is a triangle. 1A
(b) Total area of the two bases = m2 1M
= 9.6 m2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = (3.4 + 3.4 + 3.2)  5 m2 1M
= 50 m2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the prism = (9.6 + 50) m2
= 59.6 m2 1A
Volume of prism = m3 1M
= 24 m3 1A
[10151439]
The figure shows a cube.

(a) Find the total surface area of the cube.
(b) Find the volume of the cube.
(4 marks)

Solution:
(a) Total surface area of the cube
= 6  (5  5) cm2 1M
= 150 cm2 1A
(b) Volume of the cube

= (5  5)  5 cm3 1M
= 125 cm3 1A
[10151482]
The figure shows a cuboid.

(a) Find the total surface area of the cuboid.
(b) Find the volume of the cuboid.
(7 marks)
Solution:
(a) Total area of the two bases
= 2  (2  8) cm2 1M
= 32 cm2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces
= [2  (8 + 2)]  5 cm2 1M
= 100 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the cuboid
= (32 + 100) cm2
= 132 cm2 1A
(b) Volume of the cuboid

= (2  8)  5 cm3 1M
= 80 cm3 1A

[10151488]
The figure shows a triangular prism.

(a) Find the total surface area of the prism.
(b) Find the volume of the prism.
(7 marks)
Solution:
=2 cm2 1M
= 60 cm2 1A
= (5 + 12 + 13)  4 cm2 1M
= 120 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the prism
= (60 + 120) cm2
= 180 cm2 1A
(b) Volume of the prism
=  4 cm3 1M
= 120 cm3 1A
[10151503]

(7 marks)

Solution:
= 2  (10  4) cm2 1M
= 80 cm2 1A
= [2  (10 + 5)]  8 cm2 1M
= 240 cm2 1A
= (80 + 240) cm2
= 320 cm2 1A

= (10  4)  8 cm3 1M
= 320 cm3 1A
[10151599]

(7 marks)
Solution:
=2 cm2 1M
= 56 cm2 1A
= (5 + 4 + 5 + 10)  8 cm2 1M
= 192 cm2 1A
= (56 + 192) cm2
= 248 cm2 1A

=  8 cm3 1M
= 224 cm3 1A
[10151626]
The figure shows a swimming pool in the shape of a prism with a trapezoidal base.
The depth of water in the pool is 5 m at the deep end. Find the volume of water in the pool.
(3 marks)
Solution:
Difference in height between the pool edge and the water surface is (6 − 5) m = 1 m.
Volume of water in the pool = m3 1M+1M
= 140 m3 1A
[10151649]
Given that the volume of the prism in the figure is 90 cm3, find the value of x.
(3 marks)
Solution:
Volume of the prism = 90 cm3
18  x = 90 1M+1A
x=5 1A

[10151659]
Given that the volume of the prism in the figure is 72 cm3, find the value of y.
(3 marks)
Solution:
y  6 = 72 1M+1A
y = 12 1A
[10151663]
Given that the volume of the prism in the figure is 88 cm3, find the value of z.
(3 marks)
Solution:
11  z = 88 1M+1A
z=8 1A
[10151673]
Given that the volume of the prism in the figure is 720 cm3, find the value of b.
(3 marks)

Solution:
= 720 1M+1A
b=8 1A
[10151706]
Given that the volume of the cuboid in the figure is 648 cm3, find the value of a.
(3 marks)
Solution:
Volume of the coboid = 648 cm3
18  3  a = 648 1M+1A
a = 12 1A
[10151780]
Given that the total surface area of the cube in the figure is 54 cm2, find the value of a.
(3 marks)
Solution:
Total surface area of the cube = 54 cm2
6  a  a = 54 1M+1A
aa=9
a=3 1A

[10151814]
The total area of all lateral faces of the prism in the figure is 1 120 cm2.
(a) Find the value of x.
(b) Find the total surface area of the prism.
(6 marks)
Solution:
(a) Total area of all lateral faces of the prism = 1 120 cm2
(x + 15 + 16 + 17)  20 = 1 120 1M+1A
x + 15 + 16 + 17 = 56
x=8 1A
(b) Total area of the two bases = cm2 1M
= 360 cm2 1A
Total surface area of the prism = (360 + 1 120) cm2
= 1 480 cm2 1A
[10151852]
The areas of rectangles ABEF, BCDE and ACDF are 75 cm2, 180 cm2 and 195 cm2 respectively.
The area of △ABC is 30 cm2.
(b) The volume of the prism is known to be 450 cm3.
(i) Find the height of the prism.
(ii) Find the perimeter of the base.
(8 marks)

Solution:
(a) Total surface area of the prism = (2  30 + 75 + 180 + 195) cm2 1M
= 510 cm2 1A
(b) (i) Let h cm be the height of the prism.

30  h = 450 1M+1A
h = 15
∴ The height of the prism is 15 cm. 1A
(ii) Let p cm be the perimeter of the base.

Total area of all lateral faces = (75 + 180 + 195) cm2 = 450 cm2 1M
∴ p  15 = 450 1M
p = 30
∴ The perimeter of the base is 30 cm. 1A
[10151865]
The figure shows a log in the shape of a prism whose base is a parallelogram.
(a) Find the total surface area of the log.
(b) After removing 40% of the wood from the log, a statue is made. Find the volume of the statue.
(7 marks)
Solution:
(a) Total area of the two bases = 2  (5  3.2) m2 1M
= 32 m2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = [2  (5 + 4)]  8 m2 1M
= 144 m2 1A
Total surface area = (32 + 144) m2
= 176 m2 1A
(b) Volume of the statue = 5  3.2  8  (1 − 40%) m3 1M

= 76.8 m3 1A

[10151888]
Peter has a gold block in the shape of a prism and it weighs 48 kg. He finds that the height of the
prism is 12.5 cm. If 1 cm3 of gold weighs 19.2 g, find the area of the base.
(6 marks)
Solution:
Let V cm3 be the volume of the prism.
Weight of the prism = 48 kg
V  19.2 g = 48 000 g 1M+1A
V = 2 500 1A
∴ The volume of the prism is 2 500 cm3.
Let A cm2 be the area of the base.
Volume of the prism = 2 500 cm3
A  12.5 = 2 500 1M+1A
A = 200
∴ The area of the base is 200 cm2. 1A
[10151949]
The figure shows a sweet box in the shape of a prism. Its base is a regular hexagon.
(a) Find the total surface area of the sweet box.
(b) The sweet box is formed by folding a piece of cardboard and the cost of each cm2 of the
cardboard is $0.008. Find the cost of making 500 sweet boxes.
(7 marks)
Solution:
= 2  374 cm2 1M
= 748 cm2 1A
= 6  (12  6) cm2 1M
= 432 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the sweet box
= (748 + 432) cm2
= 1 180 cm2 1A

(b) The required cost
= $0.008  1 180  500 1M
= $4 720 1A
[10151955]
In the figure, a piece of cardboard is folded into a rectangular box without a lid. The box is 18 cm
long, 16 cm wide and 7 cm high. Find the area of the cardboard.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of the base
= 18  16 cm2 1M
= 288 cm2 1A
= [2  (18 + 16)]  7 cm2 1M
= 476 cm2 1A
∴ Area of the cardboard
= (288 + 476) cm2
= 764 cm2 1A
[10151994]
The figure shows two water tanks, A and B, without lids. Tank A is in the shape of a prism with a
trapezoidal base and tank B is a rectangular tank.
Tank A Tank B
Which tank, A or B, has a larger capacity? Explain your answer.
(6 marks)

Solution:
Capacity of tank A = m3 1M
= 192 m3 1A
Capacity of tank B = 6  6  5 m3
1M
= 180 m3 1A
∵ 192 m3 > 180 m3 1M
∴ Tank A has a larger capacity. 1A
[10152126]
The figure shows a rectangular tank with some water inside. 504 identical marbles are put into the
tank. All marbles are immersed in water and the water level rises by 7 cm. Find the volume of each
marble.
(3 marks)
Solution:
Let V cm3 be the volume of each marble.
504V = 18  12  7 1M+1M
V =3
∴ The volume of each marble is 3 cm3. 1A

[10152134]
Fig. A shows a rectangular tank, in which the depth of water is 20 cm. Fig. B shows a block in the
shape of a prism whose base is a trapezium.
Fig. A Fig. B
3 000 such blocks are put into the tank. All of them are immersed in water.
(a) Find the total volume of the 3 000 blocks.
(b) Will the water overflow? Explain your answer.
(6 marks)
Solution:
(a) Total volume of the 3 000 blocks = cm3 1M
= 8 640 cm3 1A
(b) Capacity of the tank that can be filled by the blocks

= 32  25  (30  20) cm3 1M
= 8 000 cm3 1A
∵ 8 000 cm3 < 8 640 cm3 1M
∴ The water will overflow. 1A

[10152156]
Find the area of the following pentagon.
(5 marks)
Solution:
As shown in the figure, divide the pentagon ABCDE into a rectangle and a trapezium.
Area of rectangle FBCD = 3 × 2 cm2 1M

= 6 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium AFDE = cm2 1M
= 3.75 cm2 1A
Area of pentagon ABCDE = (6 + 3.75) cm2
= 9.75 cm2 1A
[10152176]
Find the area of the following pentagon ABCDE.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of △ABE = cm2 1M
= 5 cm2 1A
Area of parallelogram BCDE = 5  4 cm2 1M
= 20 cm2 1A
Area of pentagon ABCDE = (5 + 20) cm2
= 25 cm2 1A
[10152275]
Find the area of the following pentagon ABCDE.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of △ABC = cm2 1M
= 6 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium ACDE = cm2 1M
= 9 cm2 1A
Area of pentagon ABCDE = (6 + 9) cm2
= 15 cm2 1A
[10152277]
Find the area of the following polygon.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of the square = 4  4 cm2 1M
= 16 cm2 1A
Total area of two parallelograms = 2  (4  4.5) cm2 1M
= 36 cm2 1A
Area of the polygon = (16 + 36) cm2
= 52 cm2 1A
[10152283]
Find the area of the shaded region in the following figure.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of the trapezium = cm2 1M
= 42 cm2 1A
Area of the square = 2  2 cm2 1M
= 4 cm2 1A
Area of the shaded region = (42 – 4) cm2
= 38 cm2 1A

[10152335]
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of △BCE = cm2 1M
= 24 cm2 1A
Area of △ADE = cm2 1M
= 3.6 cm2 1A
Area of the shaded region = (24 – 3.6) cm2
= 20.4 cm2 1A
[10152366]
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of square ABCD = 10  10 cm2 1M
= 100 cm2 1A
Total area of two rectangles = 2  [(10 – 2 – 2)  2] cm2 1M
= 24 cm2 1A
Area of the shaded region = (100 – 24) cm2
= 76 cm2 1A

[10152379]
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of parallelogram ABCD = 10  8 cm2 1M
= 80 cm2 1A
Area of trapezium EFCD = cm2 1M
= 28 cm2 1A
Area of the shaded region = (80 – 28) cm 2
= 52 cm2 1A
[10152432]
The figure shows the floor plan of a garden.
If the garden is to be covered with grass and the cost of each m2 of grass is $120, find the total cost
required.
(5 marks)

Solution:
Area of the garden = m2 1M+1M
= 27 m2 1A
∴ Total cost = $120  27 1M
= $3 240 1A
[10152599]
The figure shows the floor plan of an exhibition hall.
There is a column whose base is a square located at the centre of the hall. The floor of the hall is to
be covered with tiles and the cost of each m2 of tile is $250, find the total cost required.
(5 marks)
Solution:
Area of the exhibition hall = m2 1M+1M
= 51.5 m2 1A
∴ Total cost = $250  51.5 1M
= $12 875 1A

[10152612]
The figure shows a square prism.

(7 marks)
Solution:
(a) Total area of the two bases = 2  (3  3) cm2 1M
= 18 cm2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = 4  (10  3) cm2 1M
= 120 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the prism = (18 + 120) cm2
= 138 cm2 1A
(b) Volume of the prism = (3  3)  10 cm3 1M

= 90 cm3 1A
[10152696]

(7 marks)

Solution:
(a) Total area of the two bases = cm2 1M
= 48 cm2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = (6 + 8 + 10)  4 cm
2
1M
= 96 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the prism = (48 + 96) cm2
= 144 cm2 1A
(b) Volume of the prism = cm3 1M
= 96 cm3 1A
[10152708]
The figure shows a cuboid.

(a) Find the total surface area of the cuboid.
(b) Find the volume of the cuboid.
(7 marks)
Solution:
= 210 cm2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = [2  (15 + 7)]  3 cm2 1M
= 132 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area of the cuboid = (210 + 132) cm2
= 342 cm2 1A
(b) Volume of the cuboid = (15  7)  3 cm3 1M

= 315 cm3 1A

[10152751]
Given that the volume of the following prism is 72 cm3, find the value of h.
(3 marks)
Solution:
12  h = 72 1M+1A
h=6 1A
[10152778]
Given that the volume of the following prism is 180 cm3, find the value of h.
(3 marks)
Solution:
60  h = 180 1M+1A
h=3 1A
[10152788]
Given that the total surface area of the following cube is 96 cm2, find the value of y.
(3 marks)

Solution:
Total surface area = 96 cm2
6  y  y = 96 1M
y  y = 16 1A
y=4 1A
[10152813]
The figure shows a jewelry box in the shape of a prism. Its base is a trapezium.
(a) Find the total surface area of the box.

(b) If all the faces except the bottom of the jewelry box are to be covered with silk cloth and the
cost of each cm2 of silk cloth is $8, find the total cost of the silk cloth required.
(9 marks)
Solution:
(a) Total area of the two bases = cm2 1M
= 250 cm2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = (11 + 10 + 11 + 15)  6 cm2 1M
= 282 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area = (250 + 282) cm2.
= 532 cm2 1A
(b) Total area of the silk cloth required = cm2 1M

= 407 cm2 1A
∴ Total cost of the silk cloth required = $8  407 1M
= $3 256 1A

[10152822]
The figure shows a paper box in the shape of a square prism.

(a) Find the total surface area of the box.
(b) 20 boxes are to be made with coloured paper. If the cost of each cm2 of coloured paper is $0.2,
find the total cost of the coloured paper required.
(7 marks)
Solution:
= 50 cm2 1A
Total area of all lateral faces = 4  (30  5) cm2 1M
= 600 cm2 1A
∴ Total surface area = (50 + 600) cm2
= 650 cm2 1A
(b) Total cost of the coloured paper required = $0.2  20  650 1M

= $2 600 1A
[10152861]
The figure shows a chocolate box in the shape of a prism whose base is a parallelogram. Find the
volume of the box.
(2 marks)
Solution:
Volume of the box = (15  6)  10 cm3 1M
= 900 cm3 1A

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