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    5 CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS

    Q1. Fill in the blanks with the correct option:


    a. Cube root of –64 is ______. (positive/negative)
    b. Cube of (–xy) is ______. (–x3y3 / –xy3)
    3
    1 1 1
    c. Cube root of is ______. ( / 3 )
    b b b
    d. The digit in the ones place in the cube of 56 is ______. (6 / 5)

    Q2. Find the prime factorisation of the following numbers and fill in the
    blanks. Determine whether they are perfect cubes or not, and write
    Yes/No alongside each of the following:
    Number Prime factorisation Perfect cube (Yes/No)
    a. 1764 _______________ ______
    b. 2744 _______________ ______
    c. 3375 _______________ ______

    Q3. Find the smallest number by which 23040 must be


    a. multiplied
    b. divided
    so as to make the resulting number a perfect cube.
    Fill in the blanks with the correct number:
    a. 23040 × ______ = ______ is a perfect cube.
    b. 23040 ÷ ______ = ______ is a perfect cube.

    P.S.Tutorials -IGCSE,ICSE,CBSE,State Board


    Grade 5th to 12th,CA Foundation (Maths)
    Bandra to Borivali -7710999987

    1
    Q4. Find the cube root of the following numbers:
    a. 15.625 : _________
    b. 9261 : _________
    c. 140 76 : _________
    125

    Q5. If the length of each side of cube X is three times the side of cube Y,
    find the ratio of their volumes.
    Ratio of the volume of cube X to the volume of cube Y = ____ : ____

    Q6. The side of a cube is 3.5 cm. Find the volume of the cube.
    Answer: ________________________

    Q7. If a and b are prime numbers, find whether each of the following is a
    perfect cube or not:
    Number Perfect cube (Yes/No)
    a. a4b4 ______
    b. a9b6 ______
    c. a3b6 ______
    d. a8b125 ______

    Q8. Evaluate each of the following:


    3 3
    a. 343 − −9261 = ________
    3
    b. 3375 × 3 125 = ________
    3 3
    c. −8 + −8000 = ________

    Q9. If the volume of a cubical box is 3511.808 cm3, find the length of each
    side of the box.
    Answer: ________________________

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    Grade 5th to 12th,CA Foundation (Maths)
    Bandra to Borivali -7710999987
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    Q10. Mrs Tandon brought 64 cubes of side 1 cm each for the Maths
    activity class. She asked the students to create solid cubes of different
    dimensions, as given in the table below. In the table, tick () the cubes
    that the students would be able to make and cross out () the ones
    which would not be possible.
    Length of each side of cube Possible/Not Possible
    3 cm
    2 cm
    5 cm
    4 cm

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    Grade 5th to 12th,CA Foundation (Maths)
    Bandra to Borivali -7710999987

    3
    Answers
    1
    1. a. negative; b. –x3y3 c. 3 ; d. 6
    b
    2.
    Number Prime factorisation Perfect cube(Yes/No)
    a. 1764 7 × 3 × 7 × 3 × 2 × 2 No
    b. 2744 2 × 2 × 2 × 7 × 7 × 7 Yes
    c. 3375 3 × 3 × 3 × 5 × 5 × 5 Yes
    3. a. 23040 × 75 = 17,28,000; b. 23040 ÷ 45 = 512
    4. a. 2.5; b. 21; c. 51
    5
    5. 27 : 1
    6. 42.875 cm3
    7. a. No; b. Yes; c. Yes; d. No
    8. a. 28; b. 75; c. –22
    9. 15.2 cm
    10.
    Length of each side of cube Possible/Not Possible
    3 cm 3
    2 cm 3
    5 cm ✗
    4 cm 3

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