Math, asked by mamtanaeem, 1 year ago

Find the surface area of a cube of side 2.1m

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Answered by geetahod

3

Answer:

simply do 2.1 *2.1 the area will come

Answered by Anonymous

9

Answer:

26.46m^2

Step-by-step explanation:

side (s) = 2.1m

Therefore,

Surface area of cube = 6×(s)^2

= 6 × (2.1)^2

= 6 × 4.41

= 26.46 m^2

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