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If each side of a cube is increased by 10%. what is the % increase in surface area of the cube?


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Answered by abhi569
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Answer:

21%

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the original length of side be 10a.

Thus, surface area = 6side²

= 6(10a)² = 600a²

When it is increased by 10%:

New length = original + 10% of original

= 10a + 10% of 10a

= 10a + (10/100 x 10a)

= 10a + a = 11a

Surface area = 6(11a)² = 726a²

Increase in SA=new-orig. = 726a²-600a²

= 126a²

Therefore,

Increase % = increase/original x 100%

= 126a²/600a² x 100%

= 21%

% increase in surface area of the cube is 21%.

Answered by kanavsachdeva08
0

Answer:

21%

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the original length of side be x.

Thus, surface area = 6side²

                                = 6(x)²

                               = 6x².

When it is increased by 10%:

New length = original + 10% of original  

= x+10% of x

= x+(10/100*x)

= x+x/10

=11x/10.

Surface area = 6(11x/10)²

=6*121x²/100

=363x²/50.

Increase in SA=new-original

=363x²/50-6x²

=63x²/50.

Therefore,

Increase % = increase/original x 100%

= 63x²/50/6x²x100%

= 21%.

% increase in surface area of the cube is 21%.

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