Question

help?

Answer 1

I have this so far

Answer 2

area is in metres squared, volume is in metres cubed
area is two dimensional, volume is three dimensional
I don't understand the wording of the final one. (The grammar looks pretty ropey to me)

Answer 3

So what u just explained is part b? @osprey

Answer 4

@pooja195

Answer 5

why is no one helping me

Answer 6

@Will.H

Answer 7

@jabez177

Answer 8

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 9

@Book yes; part C I don't understand the question, and part A it looks as though you've answered it already.
Sorry if you find this confusing and frustrating.

Answer 10

Is their anything u can answer about part c??

Answer 11

@osprey

Answer 12

Areas if I were going to paint a wall and needed to know how many tins per square metre I'd need.
Volume if I wanted to know whether something would sink of float in a physics problem
But these are wild guesses, 'cos the q doesn't make sense to me, AS IT IS WRITTEN.
Regrets.