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4. Fine the lateral surface area in sq. cm of a cube its diagonal is √6 cm: *

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Answered by Kishan6patel
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Hey your answer is :

Let the edge odf the cube be a㎝

length of the diagonal is

3a= 6⇒a= 2㎝

lateral surface area of the cube is 4a2=4×(2)2=4×2=8㎤

Hope it will helpful to you.

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Answered by swarna13973
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ANSWER:

WE KNOW THAT LATERAL SURFACE AREA OF A CUBE IS 4a^{2} where a is the edge of a cube. So, first you have to find the edge of a cube from its diagonal.  So, you know that \sqrt{l^{2} +b^{2} } is the diagonal of a cube. So, :-

\sqrt{l^{2}+b^{2}  } =\sqrt{6}

=> Since, the length and breadth of a cube are equal. Let the edge be a....

\sqrt{a^{2}+a^{2}  } =\sqrt{6}

=>\sqrt{2a^{2} } =\sqrt{6}

=>2a^2=6

=> a^{2}=\frac{6}{2}

=>a^{2}=3

=>a=\sqrt{3}

So, now we know the edge of the cube=\sqrt{3}

Therefore, lateral surface area=4a^{2}

---> 4*(\sqrt{3})^2           =>(4*3)cm^{2}

ANSWER:  12cm^{2} is the lateral surface area of a cube

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