Math, asked by pckamanna, 7 days ago

find the lateral surface area of cuboid with measurements 6 cm × 5 cm × 4 × cm.
a, 100 cm2
b, 88 cm2
c, 120 cm2
c, 60 cm2​

Answers

Answered by Salmonpanna2022
6

Step-by-step explanation:

Question:- Find the lateral surface area of cuboid with measurements 6 cm × 5 cm × 4 cm.

100 cm^2

88 cm^2

120 cm^2

60 cm^2

Solution:- Find the lateral surface area of cuboid with measurements 6 cm × 5 cm × 4 cm.

100 cm^2

88 cm^2✔

120 cm^2

60 cm^2

Option (2) 88cm^2 is correct answer.

Description for correct answer:

Given:-

  • Length (l) = 6cm
  • Breathe (b) = 5cm and
  • Height (h) = 4cm

Now,

Lateral surface area of cuboid = 2(l + b)h

= 2(6 + 5) × 4

= 2 × 11 × 4

= 22 × 4

= 88cm^2

Answer:-

Hence, Lateral surface area of cuboid is 88cm^2

Used formula:-

  • Lateral surface area of cuboid = 2(l+b)h

  • Where, l = Length,

  • b = Breathe,

  • h = Height

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Answered by Yugant1913
6

Correct option (b) 88cm² ✔️

  • Full solution

 \underline{ \frak{Given}}

  • 6cm × 5 cm × 4cm

 \underline{ \frak{To \:  find }}

  • Lateral Surface area of cuboid

\underline{ \frak{Formula }}

  • area of cuboid = 2(length + breadth)height

 \underline \frak{Solution}

Let,

  • Length = 6cm
  • Breadth = 5cm
  • Height = 4cm

As we are given the length of the cuboid as 6 cm which is denoted by I, breadth of the cuboid as 5 cm which is denoted by b and the height of the cuboid as 4 cm which is denoted by h so, the formula of the cuboid gets converted into a new equation by the substitution of these values. Thus, we get

   \underline\red{\boxed{ \frak{area \:  of  \: cuboid = 2(length + breadth)height }}}

  \implies \: \sf \: area  \: of  \: cuboid = 2(length + breadth)height  \\

  \sf\implies \: area \:  of \:  cuboid = 2(6 + 5) \times 4

 \sf\implies \: area \:  of \:  cuboid =2(11) \times 4

 \sf\implies \: area \:  of \:  cuboid =22 \times 4

  \qquad \qquad \:  \boxed{  \frak{\implies \: area \:  of \:  cuboid =88cm {}^{2} }}

Hence, the area of the cuboid is 88 centimetres square.

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