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Two cubes each of volume 64 cm are joined end to end. Find the surface area of the resulting cuboid​

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Answered by knchandra2312
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Answer:

volume of a cube =side³

volume =64 cm³ (given)

side of the cube = cube root of 64=4 cm ( as 4×4×4=64)

when we join two cubes then the two joining faces are not included in tsa

so we have to find the area of only 5 faces of each cube

now ,each side of cube is a square

so area of the 5 square sides of a cube =5×(side²)

=5×(4²l=5×16=80cm²

now the two cubes are same so the area of the cubes = 2×80=160cm²

so the area of the cuboid by joining the two cubes excluding the two joined sides =160 cm²

Answered by SachinGupta01
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\bf \underline{Given} :

 \sf\implies Two  \: cubes \:  each \:  of \:  volume \:  64 \:  cm ^{3} \:  are \:  joined  \: end  \: to  \: end.

\bf \underline{To \:  find} :

 \sf\implies The  \: surface \:  area  \: of \:  resulting \:  cuboid.

\bf \underline{\underline{Solution}}

 \sf First  \: of \:  all, we \:  have \:  to  \: find   \: each  \: side  \: of \:  the  \: cube.

 \sf\implies Here, volume  \: of \:  1  \: cube = 64  \: cm ^{3}

 \red{ \sf\implies Volume \:  of \:  cube = (Side)^{3}}

 \sf\implies  \sqrt[3]{64}  = Side

 \sf\implies  4  = Side

 \purple{ \sf\implies   Each  \: side  \: of \:  the \:  cube = 4  \: cm }

 \sf Now, the \:  dimensions \:  of \:  the \:  cuboid  \: are :

 \sf\implies  Length  \: of  \: cuboid  \: (Side + Side) = 4 + 4 = 8  \: cm

 \sf\implies  Breadth \:  of  \: cuboid =4  \: cm

 \sf\implies  Height  \: of \:  cuboid =4  \: cm

 \sf Finding \:  the \:  total \:  Surface  \: area  \: of  \: resulting  \: cuboid.

 \red{ \sf\implies TSA  \: of \:  cuboid = 2(LB+BH+HL)}

 \sf \underline{Where},

 \sf\implies   \underline{L =  Length},\: \underline{B = Breadth}  \: and  \:  \underline{ H = Height}

\sf\implies  2(LB+BH+HL)

\sf\implies  2(8 \times 4+4 \times 4+4 \times 8)

\sf\implies  2(32+16+32)

\sf\implies  2(80)

 \purple{\sf\implies  160 \:  cm ^{2}}

 \underline{ \boxed{  \pink{\sf \: Hence, surface \:  area \:  of  \: the  \: resulting  \: cuboid  \: is  \: 160 \:  cm^{2}}}}

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