Math, asked by shailajayata12, 10 months ago

A cubiod is 25cm long 15cm breadth n 8cm high. How much of its volume will differ from that of acube with the edge of 16​

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Answered by gayathry2918
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Answer:

Volume of cuboid=lbh

  • l=25cm b=15cm h=8cm
  • 25×15×8
  • 3000cm^3

Volume of cube=a^3

  • a=16
  • 16×16×16
  • 4096cm^3

Difference = volume of cube - volume of cuboid

  • 4096 - 3000
  • 1096cm^3

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Answered by AdorableMe
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Given:

Length of the cuboid(l) = 25 cm

Breadth of the cuboid(b)= 15 cm

Height of the cuboid(h)= 8 cm

Side of the cube(a)= 16 cm

To find:

Difference between the volumes of the cuboid and the cube.

Solution:

Volume of the cuboid=l*b*h

⇒Volume of the cuboid=25*15*8= 3000 cm³

Volume of the cube= a³

⇒Volume of the cube=16*16*16= 4096 cm³

Now,

Difference between the volumes of the cuboid and the cube = a³- l*b*h

= 4096 - 3000

=1096 cm³

⭐Thus, the volume of the cube differs by 1096 cm³ from the cuboid.

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