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if x,y,z are areas and v is the area of 3 adjacent sides of cubiod and v is the volume of cubiod dimensions a,b and c.Prove that v^2=xyz.
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hey panner... here is your answer... ⬇⬇
let the dimensions of cuboid are
Length=l
breadth=b
height =h
given area of three faces x,y and z
lb= x--(1)
bh=y---(2)
lh= z---(3)
multiply (1),(2) and (3)
lb×bh×lh= xyz
l^2×b^2×h^2=xyz
(lbh)^2= xyz
v^2= xyz
since volume of the cuboid=v=lbh
..I hope it help you....
let the dimensions of cuboid are
Length=l
breadth=b
height =h
given area of three faces x,y and z
lb= x--(1)
bh=y---(2)
lh= z---(3)
multiply (1),(2) and (3)
lb×bh×lh= xyz
l^2×b^2×h^2=xyz
(lbh)^2= xyz
v^2= xyz
since volume of the cuboid=v=lbh
..I hope it help you....
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SUPPOSE :-
THREE ADJESENT SIDEES HAVE AREA OF X,Y,Z
LET L= X
B=Y
H= Z
SO WHEN THE DIMENSIONLY WE CAN WRITE IT LIKE:-
BY MULTIPLYING EACH TERM:-
WE GET
L×W×H = V
SQUARE THE BOTH SIDES :-
(L×W×H)² = V²
SO APPLY THE ROOT ONE SIDE WE GET :-
V×W×H = V²
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