Math, asked by fasiha69, 11 months ago

Suppose the length of a cube is increased by 10% and its breadth is
decreased by 10%. Will the volume of the new cuboid be the same
as that of the cube? What about the total surface areas? If they
change, what would be the percentage change in both the cases?

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Answered by drrysk27

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Answer:there will be no change

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