Two blocks: K1 and K2 are made up of 55 and 60 small blocks of the same size respectively.

From the above statement we can conclude that the volume of K1 is greater than K2.

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B
False

The smaller blocks are of the same size.

Therefore, more the number of smaller blocks, greater the volume.

Hence,the volume of K2 is more than K1

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Two blocks: K1 and K2 are made up of 55 and 60 small blocks of the same size respectively. From the above statement we can conclude that the volume of K1 is greater than K2.

The correct option is B False The smaller blocks are of the same size. Therefore, more the number of smaller blocks, greater the volume. Hence,the volume of K2 is more than K1

Two blocks: K1 and K2 are made up of 55 and 60 small blocks of the same size respectively.

From the above statement we can conclude that the volume of K1 is greater than K2.

The correct option is B
False

The smaller blocks are of the same size.

Therefore, more the number of smaller blocks, greater the volume.

Hence,the volume of K2 is more than K1