If a cube has surface area S & volume V
, then the volume of the cube of surface area 2s is
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Let the side of cube be a.
a³ = V
And,
6a²= S----(i)
Now,
If surface area is 2S, then
2S = 6a²
=> 2S = 12a²
=> S = 6a²
So,
a = under root S/6
Volume = a³
= S/6× under root S/6
Let the side of cube be a.
a³ = V
And,
6a²= S----(i)
Now,
If surface area is 2S, then
2S = 6a²
=> 2S = 12a²
=> S = 6a²
So,
a = under root S/6
Volume = a³
= S/6× under root S/6
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6
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
surface area of cube is directly proportional to volume
S/V=k......(1)
Let the volume be a
If surface area =2S
Then
2S/a=k.....(2)
From (1) and (2)
S/V=2S/a
a=2S/Sx V
a=2V
The volume will be 2V.
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