Math, asked by NandiniPawara, 11 months ago

find the volume of metal required to make a closed box of thickness 1 centimetre with external external measurements 12 cm into 7 cm into 10 centimetre

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Answered by vikas87561

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Step-by-step explanation:

volume of outer thickness=12×7×10=840cm³

volume of inner thickness=11×6×9=594cm³

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