Math, asked by chandravasu1976, 8 months ago

the volume of a cube is 64 cm. Its lateral surface area is
find LSA of cube​

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Answered by Ekanshbrain
3

Answer:

Area = 64cm^3 = (side)^3

side = cube root 64 = 4

LSA = 4(a)^2 = 4(4)^2

= 4×16

= 64cm^2

Answered by TooFree
1

A cube is solid which has six square faces at right angles to each other.

\text{Volume of a cube = } \text {Length}^3

\text {Lateral Surface Area of a cube} = \text {Perimeter } \times \text{height}

\text {Perimter of a square} = 4 \times \text{Length}

Find the length of side of the cube:

\text{Volume = } 64 \text{ cm}^3

\text{Length}^3 =  64

\text{Length} = \sqrt[3]{64}

\text{Length} = 4 \text { cm}

Find the lateral surface area:

\text {Lateral Surface Area} = \text {Perimeter } \times \text{height}

\text {Lateral Surface Area} = 4 (\text {Length}) \times \text{height}

\text {Lateral Surface Area} = 4 (\text {4}) \times \text{4}

\text {Lateral Surface Area} = 64 \text { cm}^2

Answer: The LSA of the cube is 64 cm²

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