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Each side of a small cubical box is 4cm.A bigger cubical box is 3 times in size of the small box. how many small boxes will fit in the bigger box?​

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Answered by bansaldisha2004
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Answer:

no. of boxes to fit in bigger box=

vol. of big box ÷ volume of small box

6a^3÷6A^3

6(12)^3÷6(4)^3

10368÷384

=27boxes

Answered by sharonr
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27 small boxes will fit in bigger box

Solution:

The volume of cube is given as:

v = a^3

Where, "a" is the length of side of cube

Given that,

Each side of a small cubical box is 4cm

Find the volume of small cubical box

v = 4^3\\\\v = 4 \times 4 \times 4\\\\v = 64\ cm^3

A bigger cubical box is 3 times in size of the small box

a = 4 x 3 = 12

v = 12^3 \\\\v = 1728\ cm^3

How many small boxes will fit in the bigger box?​

\text{Number of small boxes fit } = \frac{\text{volume of big box}}{\text{volume of small box}}\\\\\text{Number of small boxes fit } = \frac{1728}{64}\\\\\text{Number of small boxes fit } = 27

Thus 27 small boxes will fit in bigger box

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