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the volume of a cube is 0.125 cm/3. find the length of it's edge . if the length of edge is increased 3 times tripled , by how much times will the volume increase ?​

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Answered by 2602alpha
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Answer:

Find the edge:

Volume = edge³

edge³ = 0.125

edge = ∛0.125

edge = 0.5 cm

If the edge is increased 3 times

⇒ edge = edge x 3 = 0.5 x 3 = 1.5 cm

Find the volume:

Volume = edge³

Volume = 1.5³

Volume = 3.375 cm

Find the number of times it increased:

30375 ÷ 0.125 = 27 times

Answer: The edge is 0.5 cm. The volume is increased 27 times when the length is increased 3 times.

Answered by namanpro30
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Answer: The edge is 0.5 cm. The volume is increased 27 times when the length is increased 3 times.

By finding the cube root- length of its edge =0.5 2. If the length of edge of cube is tripled, its volume increases by 27 as s^3= volume of a cube so (3x)^3= 3x × 3x × 3x= 27x

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