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The length, breadth and height of a box are respectively 12 dm, 4 dm and 3 dm. Find the length of the greatest rod that can be put in it.


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Answered by chandan454380
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given that Length l= 12 dm

breadth b=4 dm

height h=3 dm

Longest rod that can be placed in a room is nothing but its diagonal.

Length of diagonal of a cuboid

 \sqrt{(l { }^{2} } + b {}^{2} + h {}^{2})dm

length of longest rod=

 \sqrt{(12 {}^{2} }+4{}^{2}+3{}^{2}) =  \sqrt{169 }dm    = 13dm

The length of the longest rod is 13 dm

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