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3 cubes of metal with edges 3cm,4cm and 5cm are melted to form a single cube. what is the ratio of the TSA of the smaller cubes and the bigger cubes​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Corrected Question :-

3 cubes of metal with edges 3cm,4cm and 5cm are melted to form a single cube. what is the ratio of the sum of the TSA of the smaller cubes and the TSA of the bigger cube.

Given :-

3 cubes of metal with edges 3cm,4cm and 5cm are melted to form a single cube.

To find :-

The ratio of the TSA of the smaller cubes and the bigger cube.

Solution :-

Given that

The edges of the three cubes are 3 cm , 4 cm and 5 cm

We know that

Volume of a cube whose edge is 'a' units is cubic units.

Volume of the cube whose edge is 3 cm

= 3³ cm³

= 3×3×3

= 27 cm³

Volume of the cube whose edge is 4 cm

= 4³ cm³

= 4×4×4

= 64 cm³

Volume of the cube whose edge is 5 cm

cm = 5³ cm³

= 5×5×5

= 125 cm³

Let the edge of the bigger cube be X cm

Volume of the cube = X³ cm³

We know that

If Solids are melted and recast into another solid then the sum of the all volumes is equal to the volume of the resultant solid.

Sum of the volumes of the small cubes = Volume of the bigger cube

=> 27+64+125 = X³

=> 216 = X³

=> X³ = 216

=> X³ = 6³

=> X = 6 cm

The edge of the bigger cube = 6 cm

We know that

Total Surface Area of a cube is 6a² sq.units

TSA of the cube of edge 3 cm

= 6(3)²

= 6(9)

= 54 cm²

TSA of the cube of edge 4 cm

= 6(4)²

= 6(16)

= 96 cm²

TSA of the cube of edge 5 cm

cm = 6(5)²

= 6(25)

= 150 cm²

TSA of the cube of edge 6 cm

cm = 6(6)²

= 6(36)

= 216 cm²

The sum of the TSA of the smaller cubes

= 54+96+150

= 300

The ratio of the sum of the TSA of smaller cubes and the TSA of the bigger cube

= 300:216

= (300/216)

= 50/36

= 25/18

= 25:18

Answer :-

The ratio of the sum of the TSA of smaller cubes and the TSA of the bigger cube = 25:18

Used formulae:-

Volume of a cube whose edge is 'a' units is a³ cubic units.

Total Surface Area of a cube is 6a² sq.units

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