1. A warehouse stacks small cubes of goods to form a larger cube. Each side of the big cube has 5 boxes. How many small boxes are used in total?
2. A warehouse stacks small cubes of goods to form a larger cube. Each side of the big cube has 5 boxes. If each box weighs 2 kg, what is the total weight?
3. What happens to the total number if the side increases to 6 boxes?
4. A teacher wants to arrange students in a square formation for an activity. There are 50 students. Can the students form a perfect square arrangement? Why?
5. A teacher wants to arrange students in a square formation for an activity. There are 50 students. What is the nearest perfect square less than 50?
6. A teacher wants to arrange students in a square formation for an activity. There are 50 students. How many students will be left out?
7. An LED panel has 144 lights arranged in a square pattern. How many lights are in each row?
8. If 25 more lights are added, can it still form a perfect square?
9. An LED panel has 144 lights arranged in a square pattern. Suggest the next possible perfect square arrangement.
10. How many numbers lie between the squares of the following numbers? (i) 18 and 19