Math, asked by mondira228, 3 months ago

A and B are two mathematically similar containers. Container A has surface area of 1550 mm2 and container B has surface area of 10 478 mm2 Given that
volume of container B − volume of container A = 62 160 mm3 calculate the volume, in mm3, of container

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Answered by chandanapukalyani

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SA of A=1550 mm²

SA of B =10478mm²

V of B - V of A=62160 mm³

I don't have an idea , iforgot

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