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the difference between the tsa and the lsa of a cube is 392cm^2 find the tsa​

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Let the side be =  (l) cm

TSA of cube =  (6l^2)

LSA of cube =  (4l^2)

As per condition,

 TSA - LSA = 392 cm²

 6l^2 - 4l^2 = 392

 2l^2 = 392

 l^2 = 196 cm²

∵ TSA =  (6l^2) ,

 6l^2 = 196 \times 6 cm²

 TSA = 1176 cm².

Henceforth, the TSA of the cube is 1176 cm².

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