Math, asked by preet2002, 1 year ago

the inside measurements of a cardboard box are 3/2m by 3/4m by 60cm. how many books, 20 cm by 10 cm by 7.5 cm each can be arranged in the box.


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Answers

Answered by Dakshansh
242
we have to find the volume of box and one book and then divide it.
Volume of cuboidal box= l x b x h
                                     = 3/2 x 100 cm x 3/4 x 100 cm x 60 cm
                                     = 150 cm x 75 cm x 60 cm
                                     = 675000 cm^3
Volume of book = l x b x h
                          = 20 x 10 x 7.5 
                          = 1500 cm^3

now, 675000 / 1500 = 450
so 450 books can be arranged in the box.

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Answered by pranab1545
92

Dimensions of the cardboard box


Length=3/2m= 3/2×100

=150cm

Breadth=3/4m=3/4×100

=75cm

Height=60cm


Volume of the cardboard box=L×B×H

=150cm×75cm×60cm

=675000cm³


For the books

Length=20cm

Breadth=10cm

Height=7.5cm


Volume of the book=L×B×H

=20cm×10cm×7.5cm

=1500cm³


No. of books that can be arranged in the box=675000cm³÷1500cm³

=450

Therefore, 450 books can be arranged in the cardboard box

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