Math, asked by pankajbehera5158, 6 months ago

find the ratio of the volumes of the two cubes whose side are 2.2cm and 1.8cm​

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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
10

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER:-

Given:-

  • 2 cubes are given in the question
  • One cube has side 2.2 cm
  • Another has 1.8 cm

Concept:-

Volume of the cubes, surface area and volume

Let's Do!

We know that volume of the cube is \rm{a^3}

Where a is the side of the cube.

Cube 1:-

(2.2)^3 = \rm{Volume \ of \ 1^{st} \  Cube}

\rm{= 10.648 \ cm^3}

Cube 2:-

(1.8)^3 = \rm{Volume \ of \ 2^{nd} \  Cube}

\rm{ = 5.832 cm^3}

If we keep it simple:-

2.2:1.8

= \dfrac{22}{10}:\dfrac{18}{10}

Denominator 10 cancels, so the answer is

\boxed{11:9} is the ratio.

Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

 \huge \tt given

  • Edge of 1 st cube - 2.2 cm
  • Edge of 2 nd cube - 1.8 cm

  \huge \tt \: to \: find

Ratio of volumes

 \huge  \tt \: solution

So, for finding ratio of volume we have to find the volume

Volume of cube 1

 \sf \implies \: volume \: of \: cube =  {edge}^{3}

 \sf \implies \: volume \: of \: cube \:  =  {2.2}^{3}

 \sf \implies \: volume \: of \: cube \:  = 10.648 cm

Volume of cube 2

 \sf \implies \: volume \: of \: cube \:  =  {edge}^{3}

 \sf \implies \: volume \: of \: cube \:  =  {1.8}^{3}

 \sf \implies \: volume \: of \: cube \:  = 5.832  \: cm

Ratio

 \frac{22}{10}  \ratio \frac{18}{10}

 \frac{11}{9}  = 11 \ratio \: 9

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