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The number of 6 m cube that can be formed from another cuboid measuring 18 m 12 m and 9 m is

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Answered by kaivalyap21

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The number of 6 m cube that can be formed from another cuboid measuring 18 m 12 m and 9 m are 9 cubes

Step-by-step explanation:

Edge of each cube= 6m

Volume of each cube = (Edge)³ = (6)³ m³ = 216 m³

Volume of cuboid = (18×12×9)m³ = 1944m³

Number of cubes = 1944m³/216m³

=9

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