Math, asked by avijits0094, 4 months ago

A cardboard crate is 6 dm long, 3.4 dm wide and 3 dm high. Find its total surface area in cm^2 and dm^2. If the total crate surface is 5/6 of the total cardboard surface used to construct the box, how much cardboard was used?​

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Answered by kartikkumarmeen
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Answer:

TSA = 2(lb+ bh + lh)

l=6 d.m.

b=3.4 d.m.

h=3 d.m.

lb =(6 * 3.4) d.m.

= 20.4 d.m.

bh = (3.4 * 3) d.m.

= 10.2 d.m.

lh = (6 * 3) d.m.

= 18 d.m.

TSA =( 2(20.4 + 10.2 + 18) )d.m.

= (2 * 48.6) d.m.

= 97.2 d.m.^{2}d.m.

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