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Length, Mass and Volume of Liquid
7.1 Measurement of Length, Mass and Volume of Liquid
Let's Calculate
Situation 1
Student 1: Ajay, your height is 1.4 m.
Student 2: Ajay, your mass is 36 kg.
Does Ajay have an ideal body mass?
Body mass (kg)
BM I =
Height (m) × Height (m)
36
=
1.4 × 1.4
36
=
1.96
= 18.36
Situation 2
The picture below shows the volume of water in two containers, R and S.
Mrs Jim wants to prepare some syrup. Sh dissolves 180 g of sugar in container R. How much sugar, in g, should be dissolved in container S so
that both the containers have the same concentration of syrup?
1 500 ml → 180 g
180 g
1 ml →
1500 ml
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180
180 g
450 ml → × 450 ml = 54 g
1500 ml
Solve the Problems
Situation 1
Maria’s body mass is 68 kg. She is obese based on her mass, height, and age. She tried to reduce her body mass by cycling 3 km and jogging
2.5 km every day for four weeks. Then, her body mass decreased by 5%. Calculate Maria’s new body mass
Solution:
Original mass = 100%
New mass = 100% - 5% = 95%
95
× 68 kg = 0.95 × 68 kg
100
5 3
7 4
0.95
× 6 8 kg
1
7 6 0
+5 7 0 0
6 4 .6 0 kg
Situation 2
Puan Ina buys a piece of cloth measuring 14 m in length that costs RM210. The cloth is cut into 7 pieces of equal lengths. She uses 3 pieces of the
cloth to make a tablecloth. What is the length of cloth, in m, used to make the tablecloth? Calculate the cost of the tablecloth.
Solution:
The length of the tablecloth
2
3
× 14 m = 3 × 2 m
7
1
=6m
The cost of the tablecloth
RM 30
3
× RM 210 m = 3 × RM 30
7
1
= RM 90
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