Converting between other compound measures | Exit Quiz | Oak National Academy

The length of a square is 4 cm. Work out the area of the square in mm.

Match the equivalent areas with the different units of measure.

Match the equivalent volumes with the different units of measure.

Put the following in order of density, put the cube with the biggest density at the top.

There are two cubes with the same mass, but different lengths. Cube A has lengths 4 cm and Cube B has lengths 8 cm. Which of the following is true?

• The densities are the same because the masses are the same.

• The density of Cube B will be half the density of Cube A.

• The density of Cube A will be half the density of Cube B.

• The density of Cube A will be 8 times the density of Cube B.

• The density of Cube B will be 8 times the density of Cube A.

• This halves the density.

• This quarters the pressure.

• This doubles the density.

• This quadruples the pressure.