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the total surface area of cube is 96 cm cube . the volume of a cube is a) 8 cm b)513 cm c) 64 cm d) 27 cm​

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Answered by neelamboss588
6

surface are of cube = 6s^(2)

96=6s^(2)

96/6=s^(2)

underroot 16 =s

4=s

volime=s^(3)

=4×4×4

=64

Answered by MisterIncredible
24

Question :-

The Total surface area of a cube is 96 cm² . Then the volume of the cube is ?

Options :-

  • a) 8 cm³

  • b) 513 cm³

  • c) 64 cm³

  • d) 27 cm³

Answer :-

Given :-

The total surface area of a cube is 96 cm²

Required to find :-

  • Volume of the cube ?

Formulae used :-

\large{\leadsto{\boxed{\rm{ T.S.A. \; of \; a \; cube = 6{a}^{2}}}}}

\large{\leadsto{\boxed{\rm{ Volume \; of \; a \; cube = {a}^{3}}}}}

Here,

a is the measurement of the side

Solution :-

Given that :-

Total surface area of a cube is 96 cm²

We need to find the volume of the cube .

So,

In order to find the volume of the cube we need to find the measurement of a .

By finding the measurement of the side we can find the volume using the formula .

Consider,

T.S.A. of a cube = 96 cm²

Using the formula ,

\large{\leadsto{\boxed{\rm{ T.S.A. \; of \; a \; cube = 6{a}^{2}}}}}

So,

T.S.A. = 96 cm²

\longrightarrow{\tt{ 96 \; {cm}^{2} = 6 \times {a}^{2}}}

\longrightarrow{\tt{ 96 = 6 \times {a}^{2}}}

\longrightarrow{\tt{ \dfrac{96}{6} = {a}^{2}}}

\longrightarrow{\tt{ 16 = {a}^{2}}}

Interchange the terms on both sides

\longrightarrow{\tt{ {a}^{2} = 16 }}

\longrightarrow{\tt{ a = \sqrt{16}}}

\implies{\tt{ a = +4 \; or \; -4 }}

Since the length of the cube can't be in negative .

Hence,

Side of the cube ( a ) = 4 cm

Similarly,

Using the formula,

\large{\leadsto{\boxed{\rm{ Volume \; of \; a \; cube = {a}^{3}}}}}

Substitute the required values

\Rightarrow{\rm{ Volume \; of \; a \; cube = {4\; cm}^{3}}}

\Rightarrow{\rm{ Volume = 4 \; cm \times 4 \; cm \times 4\; cm }}

\Rightarrow{\rm{ Volume = 64\;  {cm}^{3}}}

\large{\boxed{\dagger{\mathsf{Volume \; of \; a \; cube = 64 \;{cm}^{3}}}}}

Conclusion :-

Hence,

Option - c is correct .

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