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A cuboid has total surface are 280cm square breadth and length is 5 cm and 6 cm find its height.

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Answered by Prizam0170477
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Answer:

Height of the given cuboid is 10 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Total surface area of cuboid = 2 ( lb + bh + lh )

Substitute the values and you get

280 = 2 ( 6 x 5 + 5 x h + 6 x h )

140 = 30 + 5h + 6h

110 = 11h

h = 110/11

h = 10 cm

Therefore height of the given cuboid is 10 cm

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Answered by sakshi7048
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\underline{\bold{Answer}}


Height is 10cm.


\huge{\bold{Explanation}}


\underline{\bold{Given}}


Total surface area of cuboid = 280{cm}^{2}


Length = 6cm.


Breadth = 5cm.


\underline{\bold{To\:Find}}


Height = ??.


Let the height be x.


\bold{We\:know\:that}


\boxed{\bold{Total\:Surface\:Area=2\times ( lb + bh + hl )}}


\bold{according\:to\:the\:question}


Let solve by using the formula of total surface area of cuboid....


\implies\bold{280{cm}^{2} = 2\times ( 30{cm}^{2} + 5x + 6x )}

Add the like terms (5x + 6x)....


\implies\bold{280{cm}^{2} = 2\times ( 30{cm}^{2} + 11x )}


\implies\bold{280{cm}^{2} = 60{cm}^{2} + 22x}


\implies\bold{280{cm}^{2} - 60{cm}^{2} = 22x}


Subtract 60 from 280....


\implies\bold{220{cm}^{2} = 22x}


Let shift the 22 to LHS...


\implies\bold{\dfrac{220}{22} = x}


After cancelling....


\implies\bold{x = 10}


\boxed{\boxed{\bold{\therefore{Height = 10cm}}}}

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