Plans & Elevations: Cube Solids (Year 10)
Free printable UK Year 10 (GCSE Foundation) maths worksheet: count the cubes in an isometric drawing and the squares in its plan, front elevation and side elevation.
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Plans & Elevations: Cube Solids
The plan is the view from directly above; the front elevation is the view from the front; the side elevation is the view from the side. For a solid built from cubes, each view shows one square per visible cube face: the plan counts occupied positions, and each elevation shows every column at the height of its tallest stack.
- 1.Solid 1: the solid shown is built from centimetre cubes, and no cubes are hidden in the drawing. Write down (a) the number of cubes in the solid, (b) the number of squares in its plan view, (c) the number of squares in its front elevation, and (d) the number of squares in its side elevation.
- 2.Solid 2: the solid shown is built from centimetre cubes, and no cubes are hidden in the drawing. Write down (a) the number of cubes in the solid, (b) the number of squares in its plan view, (c) the number of squares in its front elevation, and (d) the number of squares in its side elevation.
- 3.Solid 3: the solid shown is built from centimetre cubes, and no cubes are hidden in the drawing. Write down (a) the number of cubes in the solid, (b) the number of squares in its plan view, (c) the number of squares in its front elevation, and (d) the number of squares in its side elevation.
- 4.Solid 4: the solid shown is built from centimetre cubes, and no cubes are hidden in the drawing. Write down (a) the number of cubes in the solid, (b) the number of squares in its plan view, (c) the number of squares in its front elevation, and (d) the number of squares in its side elevation.
- 5.Solid 5: the solid shown is built from centimetre cubes, and no cubes are hidden in the drawing. Write down (a) the number of cubes in the solid, (b) the number of squares in its plan view, (c) the number of squares in its front elevation, and (d) the number of squares in its side elevation.
- 6.A solid is built from centimetre cubes as a single flat layer, one cube high, covering a rectangle 6 cubes wide and 4 cubes deep. How many cubes are used, and how many squares are in its plan view?
- 7.A solid is built from centimetre cubes as a single flat layer, one cube high, covering a rectangle 6 cubes wide and 3 cubes deep. How many cubes are used, and how many squares are in its plan view?
- 8.A cuboid tower is built from centimetre cubes, 4 cubes wide, 2 cubes deep and 3 cubes tall. How many cubes are used, and how many squares are in its front elevation?
- 9.A cuboid tower is built from centimetre cubes, 2 cubes wide, 3 cubes deep and 3 cubes tall. How many cubes are used, and how many squares are in its front elevation?
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