Geometry & measuresWorksheet · Higher

Interleaved:Length, area and volume scale factors

Every question starts with a decision: is the unknown a length, an area or a volume, so × k, × k² or × k³? Similar shapes and solids mixed so no two in a row match, with areas and volumes in disguise (turf, mass, labels, paint), lengths back from areas and volumes, and a mistake to explain. Circle the method first, then work it out.

A free GCSE Higher geometry and measures worksheet with answers, spec codes G19 and R12.

Higher

Interleaved:Length, area and volume scale factors

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