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A log of wood of dimensions 2m×20cm×10cm is cut into small blocks of 10cm×5cm×4cm.How many blocks will be there in all?what will be the total surface area of all these small blocks?


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Answered by dikshaagarwal4442
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Answer:

The total surface area of the cuboids is 880m².

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

The dimensions of a log of wood = 200cm×20cm×10cm

The dimensions of a small block = 10cm×5cm×4cm

The number of small blocks that will be cut from the log of wood is

N = size of log/size of small block

N = 200×20×20/10×5×4

N = 200×2

N = 400

The surface area of the cuboid, SA  = 2(lb + bh + hl)

The total surface area of cuboids, TSA = N×SA

TSA = 400×2×(10×5 + 5×4 + 4×10)

TSA = 400×2×(50 + 20 + 40)

TSA = 400×2×110

TSA  = 800×110

TSA = 88000 cm²

TSA = 880 m²

Hence, the total surface area of the cuboids is 880m².

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Answered by stalwartajk
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Answer: The no of blocks will be 200cm³ and total surface area of these small blocks will be 220cm³.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given dimension of the log is 2m×20cm×10cm

as all measure is in cm, we have to change length of wood into cm that is 2m= 2×100=200cm

Volume of wood log= Length× breadth× height

⇒ 200cm ×20cm× 10cm = 40000cm³

Now, volume of the cylinder (as log of wood is in cylindrical shape) cut into small blocks are like

Volume of small blocks = Length ×breadth ×height

10 cm×5cm ×4cm= 200cm³

No of small blocks= volume of log of wood÷ volume of small blocks

⇒ 40000cm³÷200cm³ = 200cm³

Now the total surface area of all these small blocks

Surface area of cylinder= 2 (lb×bh×hl)

total surface area of small wooden blocks are

⇒ 2(10×5+5×4+4×10) = 2×110cm³=220cm³

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