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if the surface area of cube is 294 CM square then what is its volume
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Answered by BrainlyConqueror0901
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• According to given question :

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Answered by Anonymous
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❏ Question:-

@ If the surface area of cube is 294 CM square then what is its volume ?

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❏ Solution:-

✏ Given:-

  • Surface area = 294 cm²

✏ To Find:-

  • Volume of the cube = ?

Explanation :-

Let, the side of the cube is = a cm.

Now ,

\blacksquare \:\:\:\:\sf{\ \ {Area = 6\times a^2}}

\implies\sf{\ \ {294 = 6\times a^2}}

\implies\sf{\ \ {\dfrac{\csncel{294}}{\cancel6} =  a^2}}

\implies\sf{\ \ {49 =  a^2}}

\implies\sf{\ \ {  a=\sqrt{49}}}

\implies\boxed{\sf{\ \ {  a=7\:cm}}}

Hence ,

\blacksquare \:\:\:\:\sf{\ \ {Volume =  a^3}}

\implies\sf{\ \ {Volume =  7^3 }}

\implies\boxed{\sf{\ \ {Volume = 343 \:\:cm^3}}}

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