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the whole surface of a cuboid is 214cm square , volume is 210cm cube and the area of the base is 42cm square . find its , edge.​

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Answered by sanjaynair2005
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Answered by SarcasticL0ve
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Given:

  • Total surface area of a cuboid = 214 cm²
  • Volume of cuboid = 210 cm³
  • Area of base of cuboid = 42 cm²

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To find:

  • Dimensions of cuboid.

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Solution:

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\underline{\bigstar\:\boldsymbol{As\:per\:given\: Question\::}}

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\star\;\sf Area\;of\;base = l \times b

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:\implies\sf l \times b = 42

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:\implies\bf lb = 42\;cm^2\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\bigg\lgroup\bf eq.\;(1) \bigg\rgroup

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{\underline{\frak{\dag\;We\;know\;that\;:}}}

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\star\;{\boxed{\bf{\purple{Volume_{\;(cuboid)} = l \times b \times height}}}}

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{\underline{\frak{\dag\;Putting\;values\;:}}}

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:\implies\sf 210 = l \times b \times h

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:\implies\sf 210 = 42 \times h\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\bigg\lgroup\bf \because\; l \times b = 42 \bigg\rgroup

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:\implies\sf h = \dfrac{210}{42}

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:\implies\sf h = \cancel{ \dfrac{210}{42}}

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:\implies{\underline{\boxed{\bf{\purple{5\;cm}}}}}\;\bigstar

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Given that,

Total surface area of a cuboid = 214 cm²

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{\underline{\frak{\dag\;We\;know\;that\;:}}}

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\star\;{\boxed{\bf{\pink{TSA_{\;(cuboid)} = 2(lb + bh + hl)}}}}

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{\underline{\frak{\dag\;Putting\;values\;:}}}

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:\implies\sf 2(l \times b + b \times 5 + 5 \times l) = 214

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:\implies\sf 2(lb + 5b + 5l) = 214

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:\implies\sf 2(lb + 5b + 5l) = 214

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:\implies\sf 2(l + b)5 + 2lb = 214

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:\implies\sf 10(l + b) + 2 \times 42 = 214\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\bigg\lgroup\bf \because\;lb = 42 \bigg\rgroup

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:\implies\sf 10(l + b) + 84 = 214

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:\implies\sf 10(l + b) = 214 - 84

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:\implies\sf 10(l + b) = 214 - 84

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:\implies\sf 10(l + b) = 130

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:\implies\sf l + b = \dfrac{130}{10}

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:\implies\sf l + b = \cancel{ \dfrac{130}{10}}

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:\implies\sf l + b = 13

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:\implies\bf  l = (13 - b)\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\bigg\lgroup\bf eq.\;(2) \bigg\rgroup

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{\underline{\sf{\bigstar\;Now,\;Putting\;eq.(2)\;in\;eq.(1)\;:}}}

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:\implies\sf (13 - b)b = 42

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:\implies\sf 13b - b^2 = 42

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:\implies\sf b^2 - 13b + 42 = 0

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\;\;\;\;{\underline{\frak{\dag\; Splitting\;middle\;term\;:}}}

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:\implies\sf b^2 - 7b - 6b + 42 = 0

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:\implies\sf b(b - 7) -6(b - 7) = 0

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:\implies\sf (b - 7)(b - 6) = 0

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:\implies\bf b = 6,7

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{\underline{\sf{\bigstar\;Now,\; Substituting\;values\;of\;b\;in\;eq.(2)\;:}}}

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\;\;{\underline{\sf{\dag\;At\;b = 6\;:}}}

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:\implies\sf l = 13 - 6

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:\implies\sf l = 7

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\;\;{\underline{\sf{\dag\;At\;b = 7\;:}}}

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:\implies\sf l = 13 - 7

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:\implies\sf l = 6

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We know that, Length is always greater than breadth.

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Therefore,

  • Length of Cuboid = 7 cm
  • Breadth of cuboid = 6 cm
  • Height of cuboid = 5 cm

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\therefore Dimensions of Cuboid is 7 cm × 6 cm × 5 cm.

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