Packaging and Models (Grade 10 NSC Matric Mathematical Literacy): Quizzes
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What does packaging refer to in everyday situations?
What does packaging refer to in everyday situations?
Fitting items into a limited space
Which factor considers the dimensions of the container being used?
Which factor considers the dimensions of the container being used?
Space constraints
If 600 items must be packed and each container holds 15 items, how many containers are needed?
If 600 items must be packed and each container holds 15 items, how many containers are needed?
containers
If 25 large boxes cost R5,50 each, what is the total cost?
If 25 large boxes cost R5,50 each, what is the total cost?
R137,50
If a box holds max 3500g and each item weighs 300g, how many whole items fit?
If a box holds max 3500g and each item weighs 300g, how many whole items fit?
items
A box is 45 cm long. If items are 5 cm wide, how many fit along the length?
A box is 45 cm long. If items are 5 cm wide, how many fit along the length?
items
Why can area calculations alone be misleading when packing items?
Why can area calculations alone be misleading when packing items?
They don't account for item shape
What does a 1:10 scale on a diagram mean?
What does a 1:10 scale on a diagram mean?
1 unit on diagram = 10 units in reality
If 40 containers cost R5,50 each, what is the total packaging cost?
If 40 containers cost R5,50 each, what is the total packaging cost?
R220,00
What is a common mistake when solving packaging problems?
What is a common mistake when solving packaging problems?
Relying only on area calculations