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Find the volume of a cuboid whose length is (3x + 4) units and its
breadth and height is (3x - 4) units each.
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Answered by riteshkumar90359
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Answered by ashishks1912
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The volume of cuboid=27x^3-36x^2-48x+64 cubic units

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that length of a cuboid is 3x+4 units breadth and height is 3x-4 units

Therefore length=3x+4 ,breadth=3x-4 and height=3x-4

To find the volume of a cuboid :

We know that the volume of cuboid=length\times breadth\times height cubic units

  • Now substitute the values in the formula we have
  • volume of cuboid=3x+4\times (3x-4)\times (3x-4)
  • =(3x+4)\times (3x-4)^2
  • =(3x+4)\times ((3x)^2-2(3x)(4)+4^2) ( by using the identity (a-b)^2=a^2-2ab+b^2 )
  • =(3x+4)\times (9x^2-24x+16)
  • =3x(9x^2)+3x(-24x)+3x(16)+4(9x^2)+4(-24x)+4(16) ( by using the distributive property )
  • =27x^3-72x^2+48x+36x^2-96x+64
  • =27x^3-36x^2-48x+64

Therefore volume of cuboid=27x^3-36x^2-48x+64 cubic units

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