Math, asked by queen1024, 7 months ago

The height of a cuboid whose volume is 325 m^3 and base area 25 m^2 is
(i) 13m
(ii) 10m
(iii) 15m
(iv) 12m

Answers

Answered by sajal958

2

Answer:

13m

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of Cuboid = Base area * Height

325. = 25 * h

325 / 25. = h

13 = h

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