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The sum of the length,breadth and height of a cuboid is 38cm and the length of its diagonal is 22cm. Find the surface area of cuboid.

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Answered by Anonymous
17
You have two equations,
l+b+h=38,
\sqrt{l^{2}+b^{2}+h^{2}}=22.
Square both of them and subtract one from the other, you get,
2(lb+bh+hl)=38^{2}-22^{2}=960
Hence, Surface Area, S = 960 cm².

mathbubble8: Thanks Jackie. But the answer provided in my book is 960 cm²
mathbubble8: Oh am sorry. That was my mistake. Thanks a lot. :)
Anonymous: Happy to help :-)
mathbubble8: But how did we get 2(lb+bh+hl)= 38²-22² ??
Answered by gautamisahoo
27
Let length =l , breadth = b and height =h
ATQ  l+b+h= 38 cm                        (1)
     and  √(l² +b² + h²) = 22 cm         (2)
Surface area of cuboid = 2(lh+ lb+ bh)
                                  = (l+b+h)² - (l²+b²+h²)
                                  = 38² -22²
                                  = 960
Surface area of cuboid is 960 cm²


mathbubble8: Thanks :D
gautamisahoo: please mark as the best
mathbubble8: But I didn't get after the surface area of cubiod?
mathbubble8: Can u explain???
gautamisahoo: cuboid has six faces. Opposite faces are equal. surface area of each face are- lb, bh and lh . so the total surface area = 2lb+2 bh+2 lh
mathbubble8: So why did we put it as (l+b-h)² - (l²+b²+h²) ??
gautamisahoo: we know (l+b-h)²= l²+b²+h² + 2(lb+bh+lh) that gives 2(lb+bh+lh)=(l+b-h)² - (l²+b²+h²)
mathbubble8: Okay. :)
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