Math, asked by brainly5840, 4 days ago

Poonam has to gift wrap 160 gifts. Each gift is in a box measuring 14 inches by 6 inches by
4 inches. The wrapping sheets are 4 inches wide and 32 inches long each. How many such sheets
are required if there is no paper wastage? Also, find the cost of the wrapping sheets if each sheet
costs 10

Answers

Answered by Johnsonmijo
1

Answer:

If the measurement of the gift boxes are 14 inches* 6 inches * 4 inches and that of the wrapping sheets are 32 inches* 4 inches, and if Poonam had 160 such gift boxes, she needs 410 wrapping covers and it costs Rs 4100 if the cost of one wrapping sheet is Rs 10

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

number of gifts Poonam has to wrap = 160

Measurement of each gift box = 14 inches* 6 inches * 4 inches

The surface area of the gift box ( cuboid) = 2(lb+bh+hl)

= 2( (14*6)+(6*4)+(4*14))

= 2(84+24+56)

= 2*164

= 328 square inches

Area of 160 such boxes = 328*160 =52480 square inches

Length of wrapping sheet = 32 inches

Width of the wrapping sheet = 4 inches

Area of the wrapping sheet ( rectangle) = l*b = 32*4 =128 square inches

Number of wrapping sheets required to cover 160 gift boxes = 52480/128

=410

So, 410 wrapping sheets are needed in total

Cost of 1 wrapping sheet = Rs 10

Do, cost of 410 wrapping sheets = 410*10 =Rs 4100

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