Math, asked by dharani57, 11 months ago

ththe outer dimension of a jewellery box is equals to 20 cm into 16 cm and 8 cm the thickness of the wood is 1 cm find the total cost of wood required to make a box is 1 centimetre cube of wood cost 2.55 ​

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Answered by khushi762005
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inner length = 20-1×2

inner length = 18cm

inner breath = 16-1×2

inner breath = 14cm

inner height = 8-1×2

inner height = 6cm

external dimensions = l×b×h

external dimensions= 20×16×8

solve multiply

inner dimensions = l×b×h

inner dimensions = 18×14×6

solve multiply

then subtract external dimensions - inner dimensions

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Answered by sudhiragarwal129
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Answer:

Outer length of box = 20 cm

Outer breadth of box = 16 cm

Outer height of box = 8 cm

The thickness of the wood is 1 cm .

So, Inner length of box = 20 -(1+1)=18 cm

Inner breadth of box = 16-(1+1)=14 cm

Inner height of box = 8-(1+1)=6 cm

Volume of wood used = Outer volume - Inner volume

Volume of wood used = (20 \times 16 \times 8)-(18 \times 14 \times 6)(20×16×8)−(18×14×6)

Volume of wood used =1048 cm^31048cm

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Cost of 1 cubic cm = Rs.2.5

Cost of 1048 cubic cm = 1048 \times 2.5 = Rs.26201048×2.5=Rs.2620

Hence the total cost of wood required to make the box is Rs.2620

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