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If the volume of a cube is Vcm^3,its surface area is Scm^2 and length of a diagonal is d cm,prove that V= [1/(6√3)] S∙d

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Answered by Anonymous
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Solve the RHS first...
1 \div (6 \sqrt{3} ) \times s \times d
s is 6a^2
d is a√3
so it becomes a^3 which is the volume of cube....

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