A cuboid of volume 128 cm cubic is divided in to two equal cubes. the sum of total surface area of two cubes is
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Solution:-
we know that :-
volume of cube = a³
where a is the side of cube .
and
surface area of cube = 6a²
Here,
According to given :
volume of one cube is equal to half of volume of cuboid.
=> volume of cube = 128 / 2 = 64 cm³
=> a³ = 4³
=> a = 4 cm
Now ,
The surface area of one cube = 6 * 4²
= 16 * 6
= 96 cm²
=> the surface area of two cubes = 2 * surface area of cube
=> 2 * 96 = 192 cm² Answer
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Solution:-
we know that :-
volume of cube = a³
where a is the side of cube .
and
surface area of cube = 6a²
Here,
According to given :
volume of one cube is equal to half of volume of cuboid.
=> volume of cube = 128 / 2 = 64 cm³
=> a³ = 4³
=> a = 4 cm
Now ,
The surface area of one cube = 6 * 4²
= 16 * 6
= 96 cm²
=> the surface area of two cubes = 2 * surface area of cube
=> 2 * 96 = 192 cm² Answer
# hope it helps :)
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Hey,
Volume of cuboid =128cm^3
Divided into two part it become two equal cube.
So, volume of each cube =128/2cm^3
=64cm^3
Now,
a^3=64cm^3
a=4cm
. now t. S. A of cube
=6a^2
Two equal cube area
=2*6a^2
=2*6*4^2
=192m^2 Ans.
@rajukumar
Volume of cuboid =128cm^3
Divided into two part it become two equal cube.
So, volume of each cube =128/2cm^3
=64cm^3
Now,
a^3=64cm^3
a=4cm
. now t. S. A of cube
=6a^2
Two equal cube area
=2*6a^2
=2*6*4^2
=192m^2 Ans.
@rajukumar
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