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An open box is made from a square sheet of cardboard with sides of length 50cm. The box is formed by cutting a square from each corner, folding up the sides and joining the cut edges.
Find the maximum capacity of the box (in cm 3to 3sf).
Note: Summer term has begun.
Due to popular demand, we have decided to give you an extra weekend to get your week 1 answers posted on line at www. cleverclogsonline. com.
There you will also find a list of winners from the spring term - over £800 worth of prizes so far plus the great MP3 players, cameras and PDAs won in the live final.
The extra time for week 1 means that we will be ready for your killer question answer on Monday at 10am. Good luck!
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