Math, asked by Pranjal689, 1 year ago

Find volume of cube whose surface area is 150 meter square


sahniashwani: Is 150 is the TSA or area of base

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Answered by Anonymous
3
hiii!!!

here's Ur answer...

let the side of the cube be "a".

given the TSA (surface area) of the cube = 150m³

therefore 6a² = 150m²

==> a² = 150/6

==> a² = 25

==> a = √25

==> a = 5

hence, side of the cube is 5m

volume of the cube = side³

= 5 × 5 × 5

= 25 × 5

= 125m³

hope this helps...!!

Answered by ImperialAngel
11

Answer:

Required Solution :

Let, the length of each edge of the given cube be X metres.

Then, Surface area = m²

 \pink{\implies}6 {x}^{2}  = 150

\pink{\implies} {x}^{2}  =  \frac{150}{6}  = 25

\pink{\implies}x =  \sqrt{25}  =  \sqrt{5 \times 5}  = 5

Volume of the cube = x³ Cubic metres

= 5³ Cubic metres

 \purple{\longrightarrow}(5 \times 5 \times 5) \mathtt \blue{{cubic  \: \: metres}}

 \red {  \implies} \mathtt{ \green{125} \:  \pink{cubic \:  \: metres.}}

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