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find L.S.A of a cuboid l=10cm,b=6cm,h=2.5cm

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Answered by 2601ar

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Answer:

LSA = 2(l+b)×h

2(10+6)×2.5

2(60)×2.5

120 × 2.5

300 cm^2 is your required answer

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