Math, asked by rebellolance, 8 months ago

I need help ASAP PLS

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Answered by Anonymous

Let's first find the volume of boxes we have to pack.....

Volume = l × b × h

Volume = 3cm × 2cm × 1cm

Volume = 6cm³

Now let's find the no. of small boxes that can be packed in the bigger box....

$no. \: of \: boxes \: that \: can \: be \: packed \: = \frac{total \: volume \:of \: big \: box }{volume \: of \: one \: box}$

$\huge \frac{74088}{6}$

$\huge{ = 12348 \: boxes}$

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Answered by Anonymous

Hello....

The above account was mine only... but it got deleted....

Your answer is in the attachment...

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