Math, asked by nainikathapa38, 2 months ago

if the length of the diagonal of a cube 4√3then let us calculate the total surface area of the cube​

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Answered by SavageBlast
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Given:-

  • Length of the diagonal of a cube = 4√3

To Find:-

  • Total Surface Area of the Cube

Formula Used:-

  • {\boxed{\bf{Pythagoras\:theorem:\: H^2=B^2+P^2}}}

  • {\boxed{\bf{TSA\:of\:Cube=6a^2}}}

Solution:-

Firstly,

\bf :\implies\: H^2=B^2+P^2

\bf :\implies\: (4\sqrt{3})^2=2B^2

\bf :\implies\: B^2=\dfrac{48}{2}

\bf :\implies\: B^2=24

\bf :\implies\: B=\sqrt{24}

Side of the Square = 24

Now,

\bf :\implies\:TSA\:of\:Cube=6a^2

\bf :\implies\:TSA\:of\:Cube=6\sqrt{24}^2

\bf :\implies\:TSA\:of\:Cube=6\times 24

\bf :\implies\:TSA\:of\:Cube=144

Hence, The Total Surface Area of the Cube is 144 square units.

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