Math, asked by leela4434, 11 months ago

D. The length of each side of a cube is
multiplied by 3. What is the change in the
volume of the cube?​

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Answered by Anonymous
42

Answer:

26 times

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of cube = a³ or v³.

So change in volume of cube = 27a³ - a³

= a³(27-1)

= 26a³

Answered by Anonymous
150

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If the length of each side of a cube is

multiplied by 3. What is the change in the volume of the cube ?

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Let Dimensions of cube be

Side = a

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New Dimensions of Cube :-

Side = 3a

Formula for finding volume of cube is :

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Put Values

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Volume of cube (old Dimensions)

⇒V = a * a * a

⇒V = a³-------(1)

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Volume of cube (new Dimensions)

⇒ V'= (3a * 3a * 3a)

⇒V' = 27a³

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Change in Volume

Change in Volume = Volume of New Dimensions - Volume of old dimensions

(Put Values)

⇒ 27a³ - a³

⇒a³(27-1)

⇒26a³

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