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Three cubes each of side 6 cm are joined together side by side to form a cuboid. (a) Find the surface area of the resultant cuboid. (b) Is this surface area equal to the sum of the surface areas of the three separate cubes?​

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Answered by bennyjasmine1234
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Answer:

TSA=1056sqcm

Step-by-step explanation:

When three cubes of side 6cm are joined to form a cuboid

length of cuboid is 6cm

breadth=6cm*3=18cm

and height=6cm

TSA=2(lh+bh+lb

TSA=2(6*6+18*6+18*6)

TSA=2(36+108+108)

TSA=2(252)

TSA=504sqcm

B.TSA OF ONE CUBE OF SIDE 6CM=6*6*6

=216CM^2

TSA OF SUCH THREE CUBES=216SQCM+216SQCM+216SQCM

TSA=648CM

IE the sum of the surface areas of the three separate cubes is not equal to the TSA of the newly formed cuboid

hence proved

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