Math, asked by chetan13, 1 year ago

a rectangular box with lid made of 1 cm thick wood if its external length breadth and height are 15 cm,12cm&10cm respectively how many cubic centimeters if liquid can be stored in it

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Answered by maneesa
9
Given:-
 l = 15cm
 b = 12 cm
 h = 10 cm
 it is also given that thickness is = 1cm
so,
internal length = 15 - 2 = 13cm
internal breadth = 12 - 2 = 10cm
internal height = 10 - 2 = 8cm
∴ volume of the rectangular box = volume of liquid that can be stored
 → volume of the rectangular box = l x b x h
                                                          = 13 x 10x 8
                                                          = 1040 cm³
  ∴ 1040cm³ of liquid can be stored in the rectangular box

chetan13: why we are doing -2 in dimension
sabicoolz: to find the internal dimension
chetan13: why -2 we can do -1 because thickness is 1cm
Answered by Nikti
3
Given external length ,breath and height of box is 15cm ,12cm and 10 cm.

Therefore it's internal length breath and height of box will be 13 cm,10 cm and and 8 cm

Therefore column of the box = l × b× h
= 13 × 10 × 8
= 1040 cm ^3
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