A solid cube of edge 12 cm is cut into small cubes of edge 3 cm. How many times the original total surface area is the combined surface area of the small cubes?
Correct answer A. 4 times
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Volume and Surface Area MCQs are mensuration questions on the space inside and the area covering solid shapes such as cubes, cuboids, cylinders and cones. They help candidates for staff selection, banking, recruitment and admission tests. Every question shows its correct answer instantly, so you can check formulas and working step by step.
Correct answer A. 4 times
Correct answer B. Rs. 330
Correct answer D. Rs. 3,696
Correct answer B. Rs. 360
Correct answer A. 462 litres
Correct answer A. 6 hours
Correct answer A. 4,800 litres
Correct answer A. 125%
Correct answer A. 8 times
Correct answer D. It is halved
Correct answer D. 462 cu cm
Correct answer B. 1,848 cu cm
Correct answer A. 18 cm
Correct answer B. 13 m
Correct answer B. 192 cu cm
Correct answer A. 1 hour 10 minutes
Correct answer A. Rs. 234
Correct answer A. 10
Correct answer A. 1,437 1/3 cu cm
Correct answer A. 3 : 4
This set applies standard mensuration formulas to practical situations. Questions include the capacity of a cylindrical tank, an open box formed by cutting squares from the corners of a metal sheet, the number of bricks needed for a wall, and the cone formed by rotating a 3-4-5 right triangle about one side. Several are data sufficiency items asking which statements are enough to find a volume. Others combine curved surface area and volume to find a pillar's dimensions. Knowing the formulas for each solid and keeping units consistent is essential.
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The volume of a cylinder is pi r squared h, and the volume of a cone is one third of pi r squared h, where r is the base radius and h the height. A cone therefore holds exactly one third of a cylinder with the same base and height.
Convert all measurements to the same unit, find the volume of the wall and the volume of one brick, then divide. For a wall 800 cm by 600 cm by 22.5 cm and bricks 25 cm by 11.25 cm by 6 cm, the answer is 6,400 bricks.
Last reviewed October 2026