How many cuboids of dimensions 4cm by 3cm by 2cm can be cut from a cuboid measuring 8cm × 6cm × 4cm
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Answer:
is 8 cuboids
Step-by-step explanation:
volume of 1 small cuboid = 4×3×2 ⇒24cm³
volume of bigger cube= 8×6×4⇒192cm³
no of cuboid that can be cut out = 192/24⇒8 cuboids
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Answer:
Let the dimensions of the larger cuboids be as follows,
- Length(l) = 8cm
- Breadth(b) = 6cm
- Height(h) = 4cm
Therefore, we have :
Volume of larger cuboid = L×B×H
Substituting the given values, we have:
»» Volume of larger cuboid
= 8cm×6cm×4cm
= 192cm³
Now, considering the given dimensions of the smaller cube,
- Length(l) = 4cm
- Breadth(b) = 3cm
- Height(h) = 2cm
Therefore, we have :
Volume of smaller cuboid = L×B×H
»» 4cm×3cm×2cm
»» 24cm³
Let 'n' be the number of smaller cuboids that can be cut from the larger cuboid.
Thus, we can write as,
n × Volume of smaller cuboid = Volume of larger cuboid
n = Volume of larger cuboid/Volume of smaller cuboid
Substituting the above values,
»» n = 192/24
»» n = 8
Thus, 8 small cuboids can be cut from the larger cuboid.