15 ice-cubes of 15 cubic cm each are made by freezing water. How much water (in ml) is used for making the ice ?

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Solution

Voulme of 1 ice -cube = 15 cubic cm
Volume of 15 such ice - cubes
= 15 $\times$ 15
= 225 cubic cm

We know, 1 ml = 1 cubic cm

Volume of water used
= Total volume of ice-cubes
= 225 ml

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15 ice-cubes of 15 cubic cm each are made by freezing water. How much water (in ml) is used for making the ice ?

Voulme of 1 ice -cube = 15 cubic cm Volume of 15 such ice - cubes = 15 × 15 = 225 cubic cm We know, 1 ml = 1 cubic cm Volume of water used = Total volume of ice-cubes = 225 ml

Voulme of 1 ice -cube = 15 cubic cm
Volume of 15 such ice - cubes
= 15 $\times$ 15
= 225 cubic cm

We know, 1 ml = 1 cubic cm

Volume of water used
= Total volume of ice-cubes
= 225 ml