Math, asked by srijanas769, 1 month ago

Find out the answer of the question asked below.
If A= 1300cm², b=10cm, h=15cm then find length.
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Answered by neelimasadineni99
1

Answer:

8.666

Step-by-step explanation:

area = length×breadth×height

1300= l×10×15

l= 1300/150 = 8.666 ( approx 8.67)

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Answered by SanaArmy07
2

Answer:

\large\sf\red{L = 20  \: cm}

Explanation:

Total Surface Area( TSA ) = 1300 cm²

Breadth ( B ) = 10 cm

Height ( H ) = 15 cm

Let Length = L

We know that, TSA = 2( LB + BH + HL )

Put all the given values in the above mentioned formula

1300 = 2[ L(10) + (10)(15) + (15)L ]

1300 = 2 ( 10L + 150 + 15L )

1300 = 2( 25L + 150 )

1300 = 50L + 300

1300 - 300 = 50L

1000 = 50L

50L = 1000

L =  \frac{1000}{50} cm

L =  \frac{100}{5} cm

\huge\mathbb\purple{L = 20  \: cm}

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