A Square and A CubeClass 8 Mathematics Case Study Questions
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Case Study6 marks
The Community Garden Project
A neighborhood is planning a new community garden on a square plot of land with an area of square meters. The residents plan to put a fence around the entire perimeter of the garden. For irrigation, they will install a large cubic water tank. The chosen tank has a volume of cubic meters. The cost of fencing material is per meter. The garden will be further divided into 9 equal smaller square patches for different types of vegetables.
Questions on this case
1(1 mark)MCQ
What is the length of one side of the square garden plot in meters?
2(1 mark)
What is the total length of fencing required to enclose the garden?
3(1 mark)
What is the side length of the cubic water tank in meters?
4(1 mark)MCQ
If the garden is divided into 9 equal smaller square plots, what is the area of each small plot?
5(2 marks)
What is the total cost of fencing the entire garden plot?
Case Study7 marks
The School Assembly Arrangement
For the annual day function, a school needs to arrange chairs for students in the main ground. The event manager decides to arrange the chairs in a square formation, with an equal number of rows and columns. There are a total of chairs available. After the arrangement, the remaining chairs are to be stacked. The school also has a collection of prize boxes, which are identical cubes, to be arranged in a large cubic display for the prize distribution ceremony.
Questions on this case
1(1 mark)MCQ
How many chairs will be in each row of the square formation?
2(2 marks)
The manager finds an extra 50 chairs. If he adds them to the 1156 chairs, how many chairs will be left over after making the largest possible square formation?
3(1 mark)MCQ
What is the number of prize boxes along one edge of the large cubic display?
4(1 mark)
If the side of each prize box is cm, what is the side length of the entire cubic display in cm?
5(2 marks)
To form the next larger complete square of chairs from the original 1156, how many more chairs would be needed?
Case Study7 marks
The Locker Puzzle Revisited
A new school, "Aryabhata Academy", designs a fun orientation activity for its 150 new students. There are 150 lockers, numbered 1 to 150, all initially closed. Student 1 opens every locker. Student 2 toggles every 2nd locker (closes it). Student 3 toggles every 3rd locker, and so on, until student 150 toggles the 150th locker. At the end of the process, a locker remains open only if it was toggled an odd number of times. This happens for lockers whose numbers have an odd number of factors. The final passcode to the school's library is formed by the first three 2-digit numbers of the lockers that remain open.
Questions on this case
1(1 mark)MCQ
A locker is toggled once for each of its factors. Which of the following locker numbers will be toggled exactly twice?
2(1 mark)MCQ
Which of the following lockers will be open at the end?
3(2 marks)
How many lockers in total will remain open, from 1 to 150?
4(1 mark)
What are the numbers of the first three 2-digit lockers that remain open?
5(2 marks)
What is the library passcode, formed by concatenating the first three 2-digit open locker numbers?