Math, asked by TuffyQT, 18 days ago

If a cube is divided into 9 cubes each having a diagonal of value 6√3. Find the surface area of a rectangle formed by joining two of these big cubes.

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Answered by SiddharthPaliwal
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Given,

Diagonal of a small cube = 6√3 cm

(As you've not specified the unit, I am taking it as cm)

To find,

The Surface area of a rectangle formed by joining two big cubes

Solution,

Diagonal of a cube with edge a => a√3

=> 6√3 = a√3

=> a = 6 cm

So, the length of the edge of the small cube = 6 cm

If we put the 9 small cubes together into one big cube (like in the attached figure), the length of the edge of that cube will be => 6+6+6 = 18 cm

When we join 2 of these cubes,

we get a rectangle with length = 18+18 = 36 cm

breadth = 18cm and height = 18cm

The formula for surface area of a rectangle is => 2(lb+bh+hl)

By putting the appropriate values, we get

Surface area = 2( 36*18 + 18*18 + 18*36 )

                    = 2( 648 + 324 + 648 )

                    = 2(1620)

                    = 3240 cm²

Therefore, the surface area of the rectangle is equal to 3240 cm².

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