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a cuboid box of edge 15cm and another box cuboid box 15 cm long 12 cm width and 10 cm high find .
which has greater CSA ​

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Answered by RoyalKalakar
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A cubical box has each edge 15 cm and another cuboidal box is 15 cm long, 12 cm wide and 10 cm high. Find which has greater CSA ​.

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{\bf{\star{\underline{\blue{Given:}}}}}

  • Edge of cube = 15 cm

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  • CSA of cube

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  • CSA of cube = 4a²

\implies CSA pf cube = 4a²

\implies CSA of cube = 4(15)²

\implies CSA of cube = 4 × 225

\implies CSA of cube = 900 cm²

Hence, CSA of cube = 900 cm².

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{\bf{\star{\underline{\blue{Given:}}}}}

  • Length of cuboid = 15 cm
  • Width of cuboid = 12 cm
  • Height of cuboid = 10 cm

{\bf{\star{\underline{\blue{To\;Find:}}}}}

  • CSA of Cuboid.

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  • CSA of cuboid = 2(L + B) × H

\implies CSA of cuboid = 2(L + B) × H

\implies CSA of cuboid = 2(15 + 12) × 10

\implies CSA of cuboid = 2(27) × 10

\implies CSA of cuboid = 2 × 270

\implies CSA of cuboid = 540 cm²

Hence, CSA of cuboid = 540 cm².

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\implies 900 - 540 cm²

\implies 360 cm²

Hence, Cubical box has 360 cm² greater CSA.

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